Distracted driving as of March 2013, generally means using handheld devices, other than your steering wheel, while driving. It also encompasses more than just the consumer public driving in cars, it now includes airplane pilots, truck drivers, and train operators.
A distraction lasting less than a second, could lead to loss of life. Responsibility by drivers carrying passengers, is increased. The standard statistic is that in 2010, nearly 3100 people were killed in incidents involving distr...
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Posted by Support of the Fight Against Distracted Driving.
