Five seconds isn’t a lot of time in the grand scheme of things. We microwave our leftovers for longer than five seconds. It takes more time than five seconds to melt an ice cube or butter, most faucets don’t run hot water in less than five seconds, and almost everything we do in our daily lives takes longer. However, studies have shown that five seconds could mean the difference between life and death on the roads, as it is said that the average person guilty of texting and driving has only taken their eyes off the road for five seconds.
Do you often feel the sudden urge to text someone? Do you use texting as your means of communication as opposed to actually calling someone? Does the...
As we all know, talking on the phone has sort of become a thing of the past. No longer do people feel the need to open their mouths when they can simply use…
"I sent one stupid, meaningless text - 'LOL' - and killed a man." When AT&T launched their campaign against texting while driving in March, 2010, they…
Stupidity aside, the U.S. government has long been looking for ways to reduce the amount of accidents on the road.
The trend towards cell phones as general communications devices continues, as a report from the Nielsen Company (yeah, that Nielsen Company) shows that...
