By the way, the car is actually driven on reflexes. Only these reflexes are pre-educated - ideally, first as an instructor in a car school, then as an instructor at the extreme, then independently during the acquisition of experience. The brains at this time work out completely different tasks: signs, lighting, priorities, pedestrians running in improper places, fools on the road...

And if instead of looking at the road and predicting the situation for five, ten and thirty seconds ahead, convulsively trying to remember where and how to switch the transmission, in the category of fools on the road you definitely fall, and, most likely, in the nearest GIBD you also fall.