Sure there are many bad habits that drivers have while driving. But the one important rule that we learn in the driving handbook is that driving is a privilege and thus it comes with responsibilities.
Main things that take our attention off our driving vary from pets or others in same vehicle demanding our attention, time schedules and road overcrowdiness, other rude drivers who may be drunk or just careless, and perhaps our eating, drinking or music habits that may cause immediate attention (spills, dropping CD's, reaching for items).
I believe cells phones are essential in our cars for our safety...but we should not use them while driving unless it is involing emergency assistance.
Running late and playing catch-up, road work..etc. there are many things that we can blame for our reasons to act irresponsibly. Once in a car....the focus is on our driving and maintaining control at all times.
- Bad drivers (Tell us why.)
- Car stereos (Tell us why.)
- Cell phones (Tell us why.)
- DVD players (Tell us why.)
- Eating or personal grooming (Tell us why.)
- GPS/navigation systems (Tell us why.)
- Kids (Tell us why.)
- People with road rage (Tell us why.)
- Pets (Tell us why.)
- Other (What is it?)

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