Every year in the United States of America, thousands of people die because of distracted driving. Many thousands could have been saved by paying attention to the road, while driving. This seems like a simple thing, however with so many distractions that surround us while we drive, one may miss an important clue about what is happening on the road ahead of us. Do not talk on the phone or text while driving. Do not engage in distractive conversation with your passengers. Keep your eyes on the road ahead of you and pay 100% attention to the task of driving. If you follow these instructions, you may be reasonably assured that you will arrive at your destination safely.
This information is provided to you by the Alpharetta, Georgia traffic defense attorney Scott Miller. You may reach attorney Miller at 770-408-1001 for a free consultation.
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