Phones while driving!
We never recommend drivers to drive and talk on the phone@ the same time.
Studies show at least 92% of motor vehicle collisions are caused by driver's error, including distractions. Defensive and Safe driving on the road requires full attention to drive.
Phones distract drivers both physically and mentally.
Drivers "should not use phones while a vehicle is in motion". Call answer, voice mail or Call forwarding features make it easy not to use phones while driving. Calls should be made before or after embarking on a trip.
During a trip, drivers should pull over and use the phone only when the vehicle is parked in a safe place.
If possible, calls should be placed or received by another passenger in the vehicle.
Studies show that, it is not only the action of placing or answering a call, but the conversation content that creates distraction, because "Driving is mental and physical activities". Drivers should avoid conversations that will elevate stress levels or emotions.
Unfortunately there are no laws banning the use of phones in Ontario Canada. Drivers can be charged with careless driving should the cause of the collision be phone use while the vehicle was in motion at the time.
What health problems affect driving?
Medical and taking medication has important rules in some one's driving abilities such as Stroke, Heart, Lung, Parkinson's disease …… and head injury, when a driver is medically impaired, he or she can be very dangerous to every one on the road, driving is not the right of some one, it's the privilege of some one to drive by using your judgment you're the only one can till if you are able to drive safe, the safety of you and the safety of other road user are in your hand there are some signs of being not safe for driving.
Driving too slowly.
Driving too fast.
Unaware of other vehicles in surrounding.
Getting confused or finding your way.
Missing traffic lights and getting sleepy and dizzy for no reason.
Copy right Dominion Driving Schools.June-2007
