How Internet and Cell Phones Distract Us

In July 2009, TImes in New York reported an accident related to a 17-year-old driver who collided with another car when the driver encountered a red light and hit another car ("Texting Distractions" ). . Today's habit is to check the phone number as soon as the phone is displayed. Since I know that I can immediately access what I want, I will not wait for cell phone confirmation. In the case of smartphones, people do not understand the surroundings. In the brave new world, Oldes Huxley was conceiving of such a world.

"There are many reasons for getting caught up in a driving accident where people are taken care of, a person who is distracted may grab things from the floor, talk to a child, eat or use a mobile phone. Even if you do not even have a phone, everyone will condemn the mobile phone conflict, people need to blame other people and businesses for their behavior and stop taking responsibility. "

In the United States, car accidents due to diverted attention are increasing. The main reason for distracting driving is mobile phones. It seems most people are aware of the dangers of using mobile phones while driving, but they continue to risk. How do you stop people from using your phone while driving? Mobile phones are common in everyday life, and some people feel that it is difficult to put mobile phones even while driving. In 2015, it is estimated that 60,000 drivers in the US use mobile phones daily and are driving during driving during the day. In the past 20 years, using mobile phones while driving is the main cause of car accidents. If you use a mobile phone while driving, the risk of accident increases. Because the driver was distracted, the driver's awareness of the road decreased and car accidents increased.

Today, most people have cell phones, but in most cases, we will be distracted by that phone. According to the survey, in 2008 more than 800,000 people are sending text messages or they are driving in the United States using mobile phones, nearly 6,000 Americans have died. In 2007, the driver was distracted, such as the use of mobile phones and text messages, causing about 1,000 car accidents involving drivers aged 16 and 17. More than one-third of young drivers over 24 years old