Some people have a developing brain, but young males, their brain is developing at a slightly different rate to females.

Yeah, that's true.

They're more likely to take rests whilst fatigued.

I'd love to go and see those cars.

All of them, the old classic ones.

Well, it was in London in the museum, wasn't there, like that?

Them old, old ones.

They actually get some benefit from that.

And they're more likely to think their skills are potentially better than they are.

Why don't we just scare people, like show them something, a video or images and stuff, and they pass?

No, it doesn't.

They just think it won't happen to me.

They think it's never happened to me.

If they actually see that sort of thing, they're much more likely to say, well, that's other people.

Yeah, exactly.

And have that experience.

So they're going to dismiss the message.

The psychological trait.

MG, that joke.

He doesn't know that I hurt somebody's heels and their pecs.

Yeah, that's right.

No, they always say that.

All young men, boys, pass tests.

And then they drive stupid till they have, they always have one accident.

And after that, they learn.

And I didn't have accident.

But I was 17.

I was doing 100 in my small Citroën between Darlington and Yarm and his roundabouts.

And the streetlights weren't working.

And I just didn't even remember that there's a roundabout there.

I hit the roundabout and the car went like this and landed.

And it was fine.

But I really thought for that second the car is going to roll over.

And I never, ever sped on that road again.

You know?

I'm going straight over the turning, rolled my car four times.

No, I don't know.

I'm only speeding where I know.

For example.

Yeah, on a straight road is one thing, yeah.

Yeah, but those country roads, I was on a country road.

They died on a country road.

Oh, wow.

I'm just a wiser.

Rolling your car, but coming away uninjured.

Do you think that made you feel invincible?

A hundred percent.

I think, like, after being able to survive something like that, you do feel like you're invincible.

You shouldn't think like that.

But at that age, it's how you think.

And the mad thing was, like, I didn't really even learn.

I didn't learn that much from that.

I just go straight back into another car, like, a week after.

And I crashed that into the back of a Beamer.

And he's, like, happy about it.

Mm.

What else?

Passing his test.

It's no wonder Ned ended up with enough points to lose his license.

Two crashes in one week after passing test.

Potentially saved your life.

I learned my lesson a lot more from my license being revoked than actually.

He passed his test.

He crashed on this junction and the car rolled over four times.

But he was fine.

And then he got a new car the next day.

And he crashed in the back of a BMW.

So, life lessons for life.

And the police took his license back.

And he said, it's the best thing that happened to me.

Because if not, I probably will be dead.

It's a serious public health emergency.

We need changes in the law.

The problem is the Lithuanians get banned for drink driving and they just keep driving anyway.

All of them.

And I was just, yeah, I mean, it's, I don't know.

You really have a minimum period of time for you to be in the learning period.

So you're a bit older when you pass your test.

And then they also.

I'm going to have one more, do you want one more, baby?

Driving with passengers, the more passengers you have with you, the more likely it is that you're going to crash.

You have this like preventative period.

External distractions in the picture.

Mobile phone.

Hundred and thirty seconds.

And he's on one hand.

Yeah.

And the phone's in his other hand.

Yeah.

And this is clearly awful driving.

I don't think we have the research yet to know if people are watching this and then going and copying it.

And so, doing it more in real life.

But, yeah.

It's, it's awful.

It's shocking.

For what?

Yeah, but it uses a lot.

Anything motor like that is using battery fast.

Do we need to buy that one with you?

With Radu?

Need.

Always need.