I've seen a texting one where some poor bastard and his kid are at the back of their car getting out a spare tire when the texter drifts into the shoulder and looks up....camera cut. Shudder.
Speed is a usual spousal irritant, if there is a traffic commotion I slow down, my wife, who is a much sportier driver, tends to think speed and agility are more important. I am constantly saying "energy goes up with the square of velocity." I am ignored.
Quasi related is the idea of belly landing on turf vs concrete. Turf can stop the plane abruptly if the plane digs in. Abrupt stops are also known as traumatic injury. You slide on concrete. Same principal in flying to the ground and into the trees vs stalling. Generally speaking the objects that soak up forward momentum in a plane crash are more likely to have some give compared to the ground, so best to have the velocity vector pointed ahead than straight down in a stalled condition. In both cases it's not the speed as much as the rate of change of speed that is the problem.
Sorry for the smart alecky post.
