A person’s face can end up on an air balloon bag, someone’s car can end up at the car cemetery, and someone’s body can end up in a large, colorful, zip lock bag just for being too attached to the beeps or vibrations of their cell phones. Over the past years, multitasking on the road has cost many people their lives, their possessions, and their abilities to do certain things. Text while driving isn’t the only multitasking act that costs people their priced and unpriced possessions, but also drinking or drunk while driving, overcrowding their car and looking back and forth to engage in conversations, and talking on the phone and writing down information etc. In the United States, texting while driving is prohibited for certain drivers in some
