Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: I don't know if I'm getting worked up over nothing because of my own driving inexperience or area differences, so here I am.

BF (25) is in Ontario, Canada and I'm (20F) in USA northwest for geographical ref in case driving attitude is different in those areas. We're in a LDR and visit each other through the year. Usually whoever is the "home team" is the main driver for our adventures. I recently visited him, therefore he was main driver.

On the wheel, my BF has habits that make me uneasy, like driving very close to a car in front of us or taking a free right (or left) turn very quickly in residential areas. On highways he has weaved through traffic to speed past other cars (that I believe are under the limit, but we rarely go on highways, and this was a one-time thing). Regardless he's quick to say other drivers aren't thinking or stupid if something doesn't go his way.

I want to talk to him about these and how it makes me slightly uneasy, but he's not a reckless driver by any means despite possibly not having depth perception (bad eyesight), and I know I could be biased by my own driving habits, plus I don't know if this is even worth a conversation. WIBTA to talk about it?

asking BF to change his driving habits