Why Texting and Driving Should Be Banned

There are 250 million Americans with mobile phones. In Georgia Legislative Bill 23, text messages sending and talking about drivers under the age of 18 are prohibited (Dickensheets N. Pag). Some people think that driving text messages should be banned. But I think it should be banned from text messaging and driving for the damage and death you see on TV and the related news. Some people think driving and text messages are simple tasks such as taking a phone call or pushing random buttons.

Text messages and driving are prohibited in 35 states including Illinois. How about 15? You must ban text messaging and driving in any state. People are dying because of a terrible accident caused by text messages and driving. People always think that 'it will not be me.' That is why SMS and driving should be illegal not only in 35 states but in all 50 states. If this fails, if someone has text and drives and they are causing a car accident they think they have to go to jail. Time and fines were imposed. The time of imprisonment and the amount of fine they must pay depends on the severity of the accident and the person who decided to become the police. This is such a terrible crime, it needs to bring results - otherwise it will not change

Do I need to prohibit text messages for each country while driving? For many people, the obvious answer is yes. After all, text messages and other interference during driving can increase the risk of collision. However, there are scratches on the surface, the problem becomes more complicated. This is why many security organizations believe that government bans do not significantly affect road safety improvement. Especially when compared with other remedies. The use of mobile phones accounts for a small part of fatal highway traffic accidents. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the death toll on the highway in the United States in 2016 was 37,461 people. 9% of them, 3,450 people, is the number of deaths due to crashes being distracted. In this subset, 14% or 486 people died including the use of mobile phones

As of 2018, text messages and driving are prohibited in most states. According to the Insurance Traffic Safety Association, 47 states and Washington DC, we prohibit all drivers from text messages. Except for the four states, the first enforcement takes place in all states. In other words, the police can draw you a text message by pulling you by yourself. Many states currently prohibit even the use of mobile phones and electronic devices. Congressmen want these mobile phone laws to reduce 391,000 injuries and 3,477 deaths annually by disturbing driving. Maryland is headed in the right direction to ensure the safety of the driver, but there are still three states that do not ban text messages or driving. Visit Arizona, Missouri, Montana.