Texting And Walking Simulation Analysis

*Texting and walking simulation*
I am 17 years old I have had my licenses for over a year now, and haven’t gotten in any accidents. I became a little more risky, using my phone, looking away from the road more. I didn’t think that getting in an accident would ever happen to me, I thought I was a great driver. Until I cross the median into oncoming traffic with my friends in the car. I’m unconscious, I had to be pulled out of the wreckage. I was rushed to the hospital into surgery. The nurses are calmly calling my family to inform them of the accident. I’m in the operating room now, I been in surgery for hours, I made it through surgery now all my family can do it wait. But what about the other people? My friends, how are they?
My friend in the passenger seat was rushed to the hospital and is in critical condition, she’s in a coma. My friend in the back middle seat was ejected from the car and died on site. I’m now reasonable for the death of my …show more content…
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