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Parents need to talk to their teens, set clear expectations and consequences and ______ the behavior they expect
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There is no safe way to consume food or _______ while driving your vehicle.
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Multitasking takes your __________ away from driving and is extremely dangerous.
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10
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Nearly 40% of young _________ send and receive text messages while driving.
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An estimated 1.6 ___________ crashes are caused by drivers using cell phones each year.
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12
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34 percent of teens that text and drive and don't think they will get _____ .
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15
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that driver distractionis a factor in 25% of ______.
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16
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Driver's on cell phones tend not to see _____ of what's in their driving environment.
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17
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Driving should be your ________ priority when at the wheel.
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Modify your voice mail __________ to say you are unable to answer calls or return messages while driving.
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Adjust controls - radio, _______, seat, AC - only when stopped or before driving.
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The leading cause of distracted driving crashes was ' outside ______ '
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A driver's odds of being involved in a crash or near-crash are nearly twice as high when the driver looks away from the road for two __________ or longer.
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In a Nationwide insurance survey, 3 out of 4 drivers admitted to talking and almost 1 out of 5 admitted to _______ while driving.
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If you are caught violating California’s cell phone laws, you will be cited and face a ______ fine of $161 with subsequent violations being higher.
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Driver distraction is a _______ problem, and we all have a role in solving it
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13
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Longer commutes, heavier _________ and in-vehicle technology all contribute to driver distraction.
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14
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Drivers should not be reaching for objects within the _________ .
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