Monday, May 27, 2013
Thousands of people are affected by texting and driving each day. People's lives are taken or completely altered, leaving whole communities grieving. So much mourning and disaster follows one small decision, a choice that is usually not meant to inflict harm. When drivers make decide to pull out their cell phones to read or send a text, their intentions are not evil but they should constantly consider the worst-case-scenario of their actions. The second a cell phone becomes more important than focusing on the road, one might as well send the Grim Reaper a text, too. The miniscule act of texting has become so important in today's world that people confuse its importance with the crucial focus needed to operate a vehicle. The contagious epidemic of texting and driving can be cured through education and active punishment. If people are continuously warned of the dangers of texting while driving--and reprimanded if they are caught doing it--the life-threatening action will slowly fade out and everyone can live somewhat safer lives. Those who believe their multi-tasking skills are top-notch and they can do anything while driving should be humbled. Nobody can or should text while driving. Don't let your friends, family, or chauffeurs text while they are behind the wheel. Be an advocate for safe driving and never ever text and drive!!!
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And no texting while flying an airplane either. People have died that way too.
ReplyDeleteNice work on your blog, Rachel. Very good information.
ReplyDeleteNice post! You should go check out the 35 second video of I just posted with texting and driving it's so tragic.
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