Other than the cell phone, what else can distract drivers while driving?

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Answers: 1. Adjusting your radio.
2. Adjusting your air conditioning/heating
3. Adjusting your rearview mirror
4. Adjusting your side mirror
5. Adjusting your MP3 player
6. Adjusting your GPS element
7. Adjusting the video player!
8. Adjusting your seat.
9. Adjusting your form belt.
10. Adjusting to a bad light of day at the office!
11. Talking on your CB radio
12. Talking on your dispatch radio
13. Talking to OnStar
14. Talking to passenger
15. Getting something from the glove compartment
16. Getting some food sitting next to you
17. Getting a drink
18. Getting a map
19. Getting your directions
20. Getting your purse
21. Getting your wallet
22. Getting your makeup
23. Applying your makeup
24. Shaving!
25. Drinking
26. Eating
27. Sneezing
28. Looking for a hankerchief.
29. Looking at a map
30. Looking at directions
31. Looking at a passenger
32. Looking at a pedestrian
33. Looking at a toll card ticket
34. Looking for swing
35. Looking at a billboard
36. Looking at a store display window
37. Looking at a house "for sale" sign...
38. ...consequently the house
39. Looking in the egotism mirror
40. Looking for love (in all the wrong places)

... I could step on and on and on...

Should be ban adjectives of these? I think not.

Distractions enjoy always be present. Distractions will always be present. Everyone other wants to articulate, "We should ban _______!." When someone screw up, you can place blame on cell phones and other items if you want, but truthfully, I think I'd blame the driver.

Turning at a red table lamp interrogate...

People conversation, fighting surrounded by the car, music or report on the radio, people outside, plenty things can distract you.

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