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There are three main types of distracted driving: visual, manual, and cognitive. Texting involves all three as it requires drivers to take their eyes off the road, hands off the wheel, and mind off driving. Studies show texting deteriorates reaction time more than driving drunk. Despite this, 81% of drivers still text while driving due to multitasking, addiction to their phones, and being oblivious to the dangers. Fines for distracted driving are increasingly common but have not significantly reduced the statistics as many drivers are not afraid of getting caught.
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- 3. image: Andrea Narita - Flickr Texting is the most alarming because it involves all 3types of distraction. Source: US Department of Transportation, Statistics and Facts about Driving
- 4. In 2009, 20% of crashes in the United States were reported cases of distracted driving. Source: US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration image: alexbartok - Flickr
- 5. image: Siebuhr - Flickr Of those killedin distracted-driving-related crashes, 18% or995involved reports of a cell phone as the distraction. Source: US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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- 8. MULTITASKING Convenience of texting and driving at the same time – people become oblivious to the danger. Image: ashapiro515 - Flickr
- 9. ADDICTION People just CAN’T put the phone DOWN. image: maeva - Flickr
- 10. image: vnduan - Flickr OBLIVIOUS People don’t realize how dangerous it is for themselves&others.
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- 17. Image: DanielY - Flickr Even the App campaigns to stop texting while driving in this digital age aren’t helping. Source: The Globe and Male – Does Texting While Driving make sense to you?
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- 19. No one is afraid of being caught! image: Zi - Flickr
- 20. image: wbsloan - Flickr Does Texting&Driving make sense to you?
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