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Texting while Driving is the Most Common Reason for Accident

The most common reason drivers are and were distracted is the cell phone. If you find yourself involved in a car accident, contact a Philadelphia car accident attorney Lawrence Solomon at Solomon, Sherman & Gabay. He also assists clients who have sustained significant emotional and psychological trauma due to the accident and their subsequent injuries.<br>

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Texting while Driving is the Most Common Reason for Accident

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  1. Texting while Driving is the Most Common Reason for Accident

  2. Pennsylvania Transportation researchers have discovered that most drivers who caused the accident were distracted seconds before the accident. The most common reason drivers are and were distracted is the cell phone. Did you know that on average, 9 people die every day in the United States due to someone’s negligence while driving? The majority of these crashes involve teenagers.

  3. If you text someone before you sit behind the wheel or before you start the engine, the chances are that you will receive a text back while driving. Taking that one moment and focusing on the message may lead to a serious car accident and someone else’s (and even yours) death. Glancing for One Second

  4. Deadly Teenagers Teens are known for reckless driving. 6 out of 10 accidents involve a teenager. If you see a teenager behind the wheel, the chances are that he/she will be texting someone or speaking on their cell phone. With the development of technology, most teenagers (and adults) cannot imagine their everyday life without their cell phones. These small computers have become a crucial part of our lives.

  5. Consider Putting Your Phone on “Silent” while Driving If you cannot control your instincts, put your phone in silent mode while driving. Don’t let yourself check the messages, as you may be tempted into texting one back. Even getting pulled over for texting while driving will get you in trouble.

  6. Hire An Attorney If you find yourself involved in a car accident, contact a Philadelphia car accident attorney Lawrence Solomon at Solomon, Sherman & Gabay. He also assists clients who have sustained significant emotional and psychological trauma due to the accident and their subsequent injuries.

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