What Do Columbus and the Moon Landing Have to Do With Driving? | Nitzavim–Vayelech

What do Christopher Columbus, Neil Armstrong, and the way we drive have in common?

Columbus crossed the sea. Armstrong walked on the moon. Yet in Parashat Nitzavim, Moshe teaches us that the Torah is neither in the heavens nor across the sea:

“The matter is very close to you—in your mouth and in your heart—so that you can fulfill it.”

Becoming a safer, more patient, and more considerate driver does not require an extraordinary journey. It begins within us—with our attitude, our words, and the very next decision we make behind the wheel.

In Episode 6 of Driving Through the Parsha, discover how Nitzavim–Vayelech’s timeless lesson about personal responsibility can help us become safer and kinder drivers.

Learn more about Jewish Driving: Ancient Wisdom for Safer and Kinder Roads at https://www.jewishdriving.com/.