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A discussion on applying Torah values to driving and road safety.
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Driving is one of the most routine things we do. We get in the car, [music] turn the key, and go. But should driving be so automatic? Does Judaism have anything to [music] say about the way we drive? The answer is yes. Jewish values don't stay [music] in the synagogue or the study hall. They travel with us into traffic, [music] through intersections, and every mile we drive. Every trip becomes an opportunity to practice patience, responsibility, kindness, [music]
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