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DISTRACTED DRIVING

Frequ en tl y Asked Qu es ti on s
What is distracted driving?
Distracted driving is anything that takes drivers eyes, mental or physical
capacities away from the task of driving. This can include a lot of things
reading the paper, eating, putting on makeup, or using a handheld device.
Texting and driving is frequently referred to as the most dangerous form of
distracted driving since it occupies physical, mental, and eyes to be taken
away from driving.

How can I help others drive undistracted?


Perhaps the most effective way to help others drive without distractions is
to avoid contacting someone you know is driving. If youre a passenger,
offer to function as a secretary of sorts reply to messages and take calls.
Be a backsteat driver and explain to the driver that you feel uncomfortable
with distractions in the car.

Who are the most distracted drivers?


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What are the penalties of distracted driving?


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What programs exist to dissuade distracted driving?


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Why have distracted driving accidents continued to climb, especially


with the amount of public education now available?
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what research tells us. Bridge to any specific positions by the National
Safety Council, Nebraska.

What can help teens become aware drivers?


Explain why shaping teen-driving behavior remains a priority. Give industry
and National Safety Council, Nebraska education and outreach examples to
influence teen-aware driving. Use this type of closing question to emphasize
your elevator message.

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