Never Text While Driving

Just like drinking alcohol and driving, texting on a cell phone should never be attempted while behind the wheel of a car. Not only do you put your life in danger, but you also pose a risk to the other motorists and pedestrians that are nearby. Furthermore, you may find yourself paying an expensive citation if a police officer happens to notice you. Unfortunately, thousands of motorists fail to take heed of the warnings.

Exactly how dangerous is texting while driving? According to several studies, texting while driving has actually proven to be more dangerous than being under the influence of alcohol. However, there are some effective alternatives to texting while driving. One solution is to download a phone app that automatically responds to text messages while you are driving by alerting the other person that you are currently behind the wheel of a vehicle. Simply pulling over into a safe location is another viable alternative.

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