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Question Number 162
Is attention frequently associated with traffic collisions?
As drivers, we are distracted by many things that have nothing to do with driving. Things like eating, grooming, listening to the radio, or cassette or CD, looking at billboards, reading, and even sex can distract drivers. A National Highway Traffic Safety Administration report indicates that the majority of collisions in the United States are due to driver distraction. The same report reveals that driver error is responsible in 99 percent of all collisions.
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As drivers, we are distracted by many things that have nothing to do with driving. Things like eating, grooming, listening to the radio, or cassette or CD, looking at billboards, reading, and even sex can distract drivers. A National Highway Traffic Safety Administration report indicates that the majority of collisions in the United States are due to driver distraction. The same report reveals that driver error is responsible in 99 percent of all collisions.
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