Setting your Clock back can Kill You

The most dangerous day of the year?

According to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, the road casualty rate - which sets accidents against miles driven - peaks each year in November.

RoSPA blames the increase on the clocks going back at the end of British Summer Time - and it says scrapping this changeover would mean 450 fewer deaths and serious injuries from road accidents.

See, this is dumb.

Time changes are a useful convenience. The mindset here is "well, we have to make our lives worse so that we can drive more safely."

The mindset we need is "we should figure out a way to stop driving so we can live like civilized people."

Driving sucks.