More Terrifying Than Texting?
In this survey, drivers 'fess up to twelve distracting things they do while driving; and some are even more distracting than texting.
"Men indicate they are sidetracked by road rage, with 18.3 percent answering that they struggle with the temptation to take revenge, according to a national poll of 3,000 drivers by Miami-based firm LeaseTrader.com. Women considered children in the car to be the biggest distraction."
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Published on Thursday, October 8, 2009 in
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