A study carried out in the United States by Harris Interactive, found that nine from ten American adults believe that sending text messages or emails while driving is not only harmful however need to be banned. The research study, which was performed by the Mobile messaging service Pinger, Inc., likewise found that most motorists consider text messaging while driving to be as harmful as driving drunk.
Despite the fact that a lot of respondents believed texting while driving was extremely hazardous. Sixty six percent confessed to reading text while driving. Of those 66 percent, 57 percent said they had actually also sent text or emails while operating a car.
The study likewise exposed that "64 percent of grownups who admitted to sending text messages while driving were in between the ages of 18 and 34, while just 6 percent were 55 or older." As far as who is sending out one of the most text while driving. The research showed that "men and women sent text messages while driving at
