Cell phone use while driving has become a leading cause of vehicle crashes over the last two decades. Using phones while driving increases the chance of a car accident. The more interesting phones get the more we want to be on them. it's up to us to pick the right moments to be on our phones and while driving is not one of them. The National Safety Council report states that cell phone use while driving leads to 1.6 million crashes each year.

Being on your cell phone and driving is distracted driving which is not safe driving. Driving while using a cell phone lowers the amount of brain activity associated with driving by 37 percent. When using cellphones while driving you put everyone on the road including yourself. Even social media has done it's part to help by it's "It can wait" campaign. Being on your phone while driving can result in a ticket or worse a car accident.

80 percent of crashes are related to drivers not paying attention. Studies show that the worst offenders are the youngest and least experienced drivers. men and women under the age of 20 are more likely to become offenders. Distracted driving is dangerous so many companies have installed newer cars to have hands free driving. Your loved ones love you so don't risk it all for a text or call.

40 percent of teens say that they have been in a car when the driver used a cell phone. According to AT&T's Teen Driver Survey, 97% of teens agree that texting while driving is dangerous, yet 43% do it anyway. A survey found that women are more likely than men to reach for their cell phones while driving. we need to think of long term health and just put our phone down while we drive .

Cell phone use while driving has become a leading cause of vehicle crashes over the last two decades.80 percent of crashes are related to drivers not paying attention. Studies show that the worst offenders are the youngest and least experienced drivers. Being on your phone while driving can result in a ticket or worse a car accident. You shouldn't text and drive, It's not worth the risk.