text: In the article "2019 texting and driving Statistics" the US Department of Transportation reported that "cell phone use while driving kills up to 3,000-6,000 people every year" (Miller and Zois, 2019 ). This is because when checking your notifications which seems to only require a quick glance down at your phone, that is all the time it takes to cause an accident. I have personally experienced being in a vehicle with a distracted driver that was attempting to reply to a text message and slowly lost control of the car's position in a lane. What if a car in the opposite lane was doing the same thing at the same time? We could have collided easily. Have you ever been driving just to be stopped at a light longer than the light is red? That would be compliments of another distracted driver in front of you and looking down at their phone instead of up at the light. Then there's the distracted driver that missed the bike rider parallel to them simply because of taking their eyes off of the road briefly.