While driving, drivers regularly encounter ethical dilemmas whether they make decisions for their situations or for others outside of the car. These typically involve the inner turmoil of wanting to do the right thing, and not being inconvenienced. However, in general, the drivers tend to hide in their own cars and focus on efficiency in driving so that they could miss the chances to see others? perspectives such as the pedestrians crossing the crosswalk. Although they might make the decisions unconsciously or have another reasonable reasons for which other important meetings could be waiting for them, this tendency would lead to aggressive or selfish driving behaviors, not considering others? situations. Therefore, the intervention for the drivers to reflect their decisions in driving would help them to think about other drivers or other pedestrians perspectives and break their own bubbles of their routines.

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