Beyond Texting: Avoid All Distractions While Driving [INFOGRAPHIC]
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Driving distracted–even for a moment–can lead to a catastrophe. While texting is one thing that can take your eyes off the road, it’s not the only way drivers can become sidetracked. Eating, interacting with passengers, adjusting the radio and of course, engaging in multimedia interactions can all contribute to a less-than-focused driver…and that can be a very dangerous situation. Consider taking the proper steps to reduce or eliminate these situations, and avoid common driving distractions.
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I somewhat disagree with the statement on GPS distraction because as long as you have entered all your information into the GPS while parked, you are less distracted while driving because you don’t have to look for street signs and can focus more on the traffic and roadway conditions. I assume you meant trying to enter information into the GPS while driving was more distracting?
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If you asked people who get into collisions what really happened, 95% would admit that they were distracted while driving. It happens all the time, with eating, children, talking to passengers. I’ve heard of pets climbing on the driver as causes. Now with smartphones this problem is even worse, so please if you read this keep your eyes on the road and stay alert at all times!