5 of the Biggest Distractions on the Road
April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month
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When asked what distracts them the most while driving, here's a list of the top five distractions:
- Things outside the window – Also called "rubbernecking." The typical example includes staring out the window while passing a car accident at a slow speed.
- Passengers – Nearly half the respondents (44%) said they are distracted by other passengers in their vehicle when driving. Of those, 40% say children distract them the most, followed by a spouse or significant other.
- Cell Phones – While more than one-third (35%) answered that they never use their phone while driving, the remaining 65% admitted to a variety of activities such as using GPS and making and receiving calls.
- Trying to eat or drink – Nearly twice as many males (23%) are most distracted by trying to eat or drink compared to females (13%).
- The radio or music playing – Face it, you've rocked out to your favorite jam behind the wheel. And apparently so has 6% of our survey respondents.
The definition of distracted driving is really any activity that takes your attention away from the road and the primary task of driving. So, this road trip season, be mindful of your activities and where your attention should be at all times.
If you are planning a road trip this year, make sure you pack the right insurance along with your other essentials. With coverage from
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