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I started a new job where I drive at a minimum 1 hour to work, one way. I'm now on the road anywhere from a minimum of 2 hours to 3 hours every work day. I've b
by thomk 9y ago
I started a new job where I drive at a minimum 1 hour to work, one way. I'm now on the road anywhere from a minimum of 2 hours to 3 hours every work day. I've bee working from home for 5 years prior to this new job and I can tell you, for sure, things have changed.
People are looking at their phones, talking on their phones and in general not paying attention to the weapon they are driving 80 MPH down the freeway. There's an accident on the way there and on the way home just about every day.
I think if you look at your phone about as much as you look at your speedometer or other in-car gauges, you are probably OK. That does not mean looking at texts, facebook, email and it definitely does not mean typing on your phone.
Self driving cars can't come fast enough for me.
- jakeogh 9y agoYou should not be driving if looking at your phone is on par with checking gauges unless you practically never check your gauges. And they are not "self driving", they are pre-programmed dumb machines.