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Distracted driving refers to any act that takes a person’s attention away from driving. Have you ever driven to a place only to ask, “How did I get here already?” That’s a perfect example of distracted driving.
Getting distracted while driving is easier than you may realize. It can be handing your toddler a snack in the back seat, checking a quick phone notification, or even getting lost in your own thoughts. No matter the type of distraction you face, one thing is for sure: it doesn’t take much to sway your focus.
Here are a few references to keep in mind:
Using a personal electronic device while driving. RCW 46.71.672
“Dangerously distracted” driving. RCW 46.61.673
Even when you don’t intend to lose focus, it happens. One glance away may have a significant impact on not only your life but others around you too.
So, the answer is yes, they can be. Some common consequences include:
Get an extensive look at other consequences that are worth thinking about before taking an action to deter your focus from the road.
Easy, quick-fix options include:
Find yourself driving distracted often? Learn how to break the habit before someone gets hurt.
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