SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 2016
Many distracted driving behaviors are more common among younger age groups.
In general, adults younger than 40 years of age are more likely than those 40 and older to report:
- Talking on a hand-held cellphone.
- Texting on a cellphone.
- Listening to and programming a navigation system/GPS.
- Accessing the Internet.
- Reading/responding to e-mail.
- Reading/updating social media.
Those 18-29 year-olds are more likely than those 40 and older to report:
- Taking pictures.
- Recording video.
- Using voice-command technology.
Posted 9:27 PM
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