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The dangers of texting while driving have been and more from the public eye as officials attempt to increase consciousness of the number of injuries caused by drivers diverted by texting on mobile phones. Statistics demonstrate that. Truck drivers that text are likely to undergo a crash or near-crash situation. Drivers who text depart their lanes 10 percent of the time than they do when not driving.

It takes a driver twice as long to react to an episode and come to a stop whilst texting compared to if not texting. Despite these findings, 26 percent of mobile phone drivers admit to texting while driving.

While texting as an experienced driver is one matter, inexperienced drivers that text placed themselves and others on the road at increased risk for a crash. The inexperience of teenagers behind the wheel already makes them a dangerous addition to the road, and a distraction such as a mobile phone just makes the situation much more harmful. Teens make up the largest group of drivers who text when driving, with one third of all teenagers ages 16-17 who have a mobile phone admitting to texting while driving. If you must employ your mobile phone when driving, remember to pull over in a secure region and maintain your conversation without becoming a danger to others on the road. If you must carry on a text message conversation on a long period of time, have a passenger do the texting for you. Or, pull over and text the other person to let them know you are driving and cannot respond. To learn more about safe driving, visit the website of Stevens Point automobile accident attorneys of Habush & Rottier, S.C.

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