It's all in a typical drive. Imagine a typical morning, and
you’re on your way to school. You’re driving down the road,
listening to a new band your friend recommended, and your cell
phone beeps. You glance down at the passenger seat and see that
you just received a text from your friend about some homework
you have to turn in that day. You grab your phone, type out a
quick reply, and hit send. Before you put your phone back down,
you write a quick text to a coworker asking if she can cover
your shift this weekend. When is normal a liability? Distracted
driving led to about 20% of all crashes in 2008. This scenario
isn’t uncommon. One study shows that 26% of all Americans ages
16-17 have texted while driving and 43% have talked on their
phones while driving. Back to your morning drive. You’re about
to hit send, and you hear a car honk. You look up and notice
you’re headed straight for a tree. You slam on the brakes, but
too late. Sadly, this scenario isn’t uncommon either. According
to the National Motor Vehi