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Should Texting and

Driving Be Illegal in All


States?
BY: MARIA SANTOS
Should Texting and
Driving Be Illegal in All
States?

 Do You Care About


Yourself?

 Does Texting and


Driving Affect You?

 Will Criminalizing
Texting and Driving
Make A Difference?
 Will You Be Safe?
Driving at 55mph=
Looking at your phone driving the length of a

Do You
isn’t that dangerous football field without
looking at the road

Care About
Yourself?
(2015)
At least it’s not worse 6 times more likely to
than drinking and cause an accident
driving than driving intoxicated

Texting and
Driving
Infographic Making it illegal
wouldn’t make people
3% reduction in traffic
fatalities in all age
groups with primary
stop texting and driving enforced laws banning
all drivers from texting
Does Texting and Driving Affect You?
Nelson, L. (2015). Impact of Texting Laws on Motor Vehicular Fatalities in the United States.
American Journal of Public Health
Will Criminalizing Texting and Driving Make A Difference?
Suh, R. (2014). Preventing texting while driving. American Journal of Preventative
Medicine

 Nearly 330,000 injuries occur each year from


accidents caused by texting while driving.
 Nearly 25% of all car accidents are from texting and
driving.
 21% of teen drivers involved in fatal accidents were
distracted by their cell phones.
Conclusion

 Texting and driving is clearly not safe.


 There are 11 teen deaths every day due to texting and driving
 Wirth, O. (2017). Texting while driving, executive function, and impulsivity in college students. Accident; Analysis And
Prevention

 Texting and driving affects you and the people around you.
 Because of your or their distraction someone could be severely hurt.
 Criminalizing texting and driving could make a difference.
 3% reduction in traffic fatalities in all age groups with primary enforced laws
banning all drivers from texting
 (2015) Texting and Driving Infographic

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