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To the Department of Public Safety, The amount of car accidents that happen each year continue to increase. This continues to happen because of the number of people who consistently drive distracted everyday. This is due to a surplus of reasons, however, many fall subject to driving distracted because they prioritize their cell phones more than what is happening on the road in front of them. I was involved in a car accident a year ago when I was struck in my drivers side door by another person.

When your in a car what is it that your focus should be on: your car, the cars of others, the road, watching out for pedestrians, or watching for lights and signs? Well driving is all those thing put together and to add a phone to the mix is to many things for a single person to concentrate on. Some state have made it illegal for people to drive while using a hand held device and, I believe that is the right decision because while people are on their phones while driving they can: run into other

RECONSTRUCTION: Pre-Crash: On 05-26-2016 at approximately 2157 hours, Vehicle 1 was northbound on Hulsey Road approaching the intersection of Heatherfield Drive at a speed witnesses estimated to be approximately 50 mph. Witness statements also said Vehicle 1 had been performing a wheelie prior to the crash, but was down on both wheels about 4 seconds prior to the crash. Bicyclist 1 was riding from Heatherfield Drive and crossing Hulsey Road from east to west, violating the right of way of Vehicle

In 2012, Fox News, by “severe human error” accidentally showed the suicide of a driver who had been involved in a high speed car chase. This incident is one of those rare moments when violent or explicit content is broadcasted live to viewers. Often times these events are “bleeped or pixilated out” but how exactly does that work with live broadcasting? Almost every radio and television station today uses delays, so, while you may think you are watching an event live, you are actually watching

In time for summer vacation, Margot Grabie has created a new program that is designed to raise awareness of the dangers of texting while driving. Working from her Hancock Park home, she has many followers who recognize the danger of this modern-day-hazard. With a presence on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, Grabie is successfully sharing her concern about distracted driving. “My campaign may not have a traditional solution, but this isn't a traditional problem. People have a fatal attraction

There are many milestones in a child’s life. During for the first time is one of those milestones. Driving is a privilege that can be easily revoked. Many people do ignorant actions while driving, such as texting and driving. Texting and driving isn’t worth the risk because it causes accidents, distracts drivers, and it’s hard to stop. Texting while driving is a very serious issue in America. One of those issues is that it causes accidents. In the passage “Texting While Driving,” the writer

Did you plan on dying today? Every day that you text and drive you put your life at risk as well as others. Is it too much to put your phone aside while you’re driving? Your life as well as others is more important than a text. Words are temporary, but death is permanent; take a minute to think before you do. Everyone has or does text and drive. Although you think you are “good” at doing so, others may not be. Distracted driving of any sort causes injuries, accidents, and death. What people don’t

The article “2b or not 2b” by David Crystal is about the era of texting and how it affects teens and children today. It has become common to dismiss that the texting is a bad influence on children who text due to the bad language people write in their text. According to the article, John Sutherland of University College London texting is "bleak, bald, sad shorthand”(crystal 1). This is due to teens who cut the conversation and forget grammar to text to one another. They would put numbers to words

“you run through each day on the fly, when you ask "How are you?", do you hear the reply?” these words of David L. Weatherford perfectly describe are everyday life and how we don’t take the time to stop and “smell the roses”. We need to all slow down and enjoy life so it doesn’t get away from us. “Ever lost touch, let a friendship die, cause you never had time to call and say hi?” this is a perfect example of how we can let things end and go away like a friendship just because we don’t make time

Ooooooh!!! A Pikachu is waiting for me on the highway!! Hey, not so fast! People shouldn’t “catch ‘em all” because players could run into criminals and other unsafe people, distracted gamers play the game while walking and driving, and players play the game for too long. Pokémon Go is just way too hurtful to most people who are playing the game. First and foremost, players shouldn’t catch ‘em all because they could run into criminals and other unsafe people who are just waiting