I don't think Hal Johnson is a very unusual sort of a guy. He's just—well, the average American citizen and family man, the kind that are the backbone of the nation. I admire him and like him. I like his attitude. Until, that is, he gets behind the wheel of an automobile. At that point he changes. He changes from a careful, considerate citizen—to a menace. –"Driven to Kill," 1948 driver's safety film.