I didn&#x27;t intend to engage in a semantics debate and I did read your comment carefully. You might carefully re-read your comment to see how I got that impression.<p>&gt; we don&#x27;t prosecute people for errors. We prosecute them for doing things intentionally, or, as I said, for causing grave harm recklessly.<p>We usually don&#x27;t prosecute for intentional errors. That is precisely the problem: we are far to lax with incompetent&#x2F;reckless drivers. Do you think that if the costs associated with causing injury&#x2F;death due to your own &#x27;errors&#x27; were higher, we wouldn&#x27;t see more careful drivers?