Well, since I am too young to drive, I personally don't have any bad driving experiences, but I have been a "witness", I guess you could say, to some bad driving experiences.
One bad experience happened about two years ago. My mom and I were driving down an on-ramp to get on to the I-94 freeway. We went over some black ice, and the van went out of control. We spun around about 5 times, can came to a stop facing the opposite direction. We were about 2 inches away from tumbling down an extremely steep hill. After I settled down, I looked out the window, to watch an old man, I'd say around 70 years old, drive past us at 30 mph (remember, this is an on ramp) in his Cadillac and shake his finger at us like we did it on purpose.
A second bad experience was when I saw a fawn get hit by a car. I was 10 years old, and my dad and I were driving home in his Suburban. There was a big field along side the road, and I spotted a doe and her baby running in the field. I noticed she made a sharp turn for the road, WOOSH! A car (don't know what kind) sped past us. I got a really bad feeling about the deer, so I looked in the rear-view mirror; to see the doe run in front of the car...she made it. A couple of seconds later the fawn runs out in the road, and tried to jump over the car hood. I saw its back legs hit the car and it did a summer salt. I went hysterical and started screaming, "Daddy, daddy, the deer got hit by a car." So, he turned around and went back to the spot where the deer was hit. You could see, where the fawn had dragged itself in the woods. About 2 minutes later the driver came back and he told my dad he had no clue he hit a deer, his dad saw a blur in front of the windshield and told him to turn around. Anyways, we called the police to come out, because we still knew the poor deer was alive. About 30 MINUTES LATER a police officer shows up, and we all tracked the deer about 400 yards back in the woods. It was stuck in a swampy like pond, and couldn't swim because its back legs-no details- to keep it clean- my dad ended its pain and suffering. OI! That one I will never forget, never forgot any of the details, since I was 10.
So yeah, those are my bad driving experiences.
Let me add a funny one, that I just remembered. My mom took me to the chiropractor, and she was turing into a parking space, when she hit a parked car. HA HA HA HA HA HA ! It was so embarrasing, because it was right infront of the office, and everyone in the waiting room saw it. LOL!
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