The word "distraction" falsely implies that there was some external event that drew their attention away from their driving. A more accurate phrase would be "irresponsible drivers."
1 posted on
03/26/2015 12:32:17 PM PDT by
grundle
To: grundle
To: grundle
3 posted on
03/26/2015 12:42:00 PM PDT by
gaijin
To: grundle
Most of them followed the same pattern:
Too much attention to distracting activity.
Too little attention to steering/controlling vehicle.
Vehicle drifts out of lane/off edge of road.
Sudden realization.
Panic!
Over-Correction.
Crash.
4 posted on
03/26/2015 12:45:13 PM PDT by
WayneS
(Barack Obama makes Neville Chamberlin look like George Patton.)
To: grundle
Definitely inexperienced drivers - what jumped at me is when the majority of them would finally look up, they would instantly yank the wheel, over correct and go into dangerous out of control spins. They've got to be taught NOT to do that, but gently steer, let off the gas, brake gently if at all.
5 posted on
03/26/2015 12:48:47 PM PDT by
lapsus calami
(What's that stink? Code Pink ! ! And their buddy Murtha, too!)
To: grundle
These kids aren’t distracted, they wont even let the road distract them from updating their Facebook page.
6 posted on
03/26/2015 12:55:03 PM PDT by
USNBandit
(sarcasm engaged at all times)
To: grundle
May God help such texting twits if they injure or kill one of my loved ones.
7 posted on
03/26/2015 1:02:25 PM PDT by
Jacquerie
(Article V. If not now, when?)
To: grundle
A guy I work with said yesterday he was passed by a mom driving and texting, and 2 young kids, 1 in a car seat.
IDIOT! Self-absorbed IDIOT!
8 posted on
03/26/2015 1:11:17 PM PDT by
vpintheak
(Call the left what they are - regressive control-freaks)
To: grundle
Who is placing these cameras in the vehicle, and why?
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