In some states texting and driving offenders can be fined up to $500 or even receive jail time (and that's if no one was harmed in the accident.) Although the number of crashes is slowly decreasing, the amount of distraction driven injuries is still very high. Even though drivers are aware it's against the law almost 30 percent of all U.S. adults admit to texting while behind the wheel. One study showed that texting while driving delays a driver's reaction time as much as drunk driving which is also illegal. Even with the bans and very serious consequences for texting while behind the wheel texting while driving isn't becoming any less
In some states texting and driving offenders can be fined up to $500 or even receive jail time (and that's if no one was harmed in the accident.) Although the number of crashes is slowly decreasing, the amount of distraction driven injuries is still very high. Even though drivers are aware it's against the law almost 30 percent of all U.S. adults admit to texting while behind the wheel. One study showed that texting while driving delays a driver's reaction time as much as drunk driving which is also illegal. Even with the bans and very serious consequences for texting while behind the wheel texting while driving isn't becoming any less