Essays on Distracted Driving

Distracted driving is an activity where the driver takes his eyes off the road and diverts his or her attention. Distracted driving includes texting, using a cell phone, eating or drinking, reading, talking to passengers, looking a the GPS, etc. There are 3 types of…

As activity moderates and eagerness sets in, the impulse to snatch the telephone to get up to speed with email or send a snappy text is difficult to stand up to. Information for 2016 demonstrate a troubling 13 percent increase in passing’s from auto accidents…

The mobile phone use while driving (MPUWD) is a massive tendency of the people who are driving. According to and White (2010), there are 47% of Australian drivers reported that they have used the mobile phone while they were driving. Also, they found that the…

The high-risk behavior that I am seeking to change with my health campaign is distracted driving, with a specific emphasis on phone use while behind the wheel. This issue has become more and more prevalent in recent years, and it is an urgent problem that…

10% of drivers of all ages under the age of 20 involved in fatal crashes were reported as distracted at the time of the crash. This age group has the largest ratio of drivers who were distracted. Imagine a world where everyone happens to be…

Distracted driving is a menace that compromises safety on the road. The problem contributes to the escalating number of traffic accidents and injuries. Distracted driving endangers the drivers, passengers, and pedestrians. According to statistics, more than eight people die on a daily basis from distracted…