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From Chapter 5:
“Every time we get behind the wheel, people’s lives are on the line . . . if we would recognize that we would all be safer.”
—Deborah Hersman, President & CEO,
National Safety Council
From Chapter 5:
When I left the department, 44 states had passed laws. . . . I think we saved a lot of lives.
—Ray LaHood, U.S. Secretary of Transportation,
2009-2013
From Chapter 2:
“The data suggest that eyes off the road for more than 2.5 seconds increases the crash risk.”
—Dr. David Strayer
David Strayer, Ph.D., Professor of Cognition and Neural Science, University of Utah
FACTS
From Chapter 2:
Our roads are packed with drivers who are virtually blind: texting while driving equals . . . driving the length of a football field blindfolded.
FACTS
Every day, 13 people in the United States
are killed in a distracted driving
crash.From Chapter 1
CONTENTS
Chapter 1: Paradise Lost
The fatal crash that led to the founding of the Shreya R. Dixit Memorial Foundation
CONTENTS
From Chapter 2:
What are the Three Kinds of Distraction?
1. VISUAL
2. MANUAL
3. COGNITIVE (Mental)
Texting involves all three!
CONTENTS
From Chapter 2:
The mystery of INATTENTION BLINDNESS
You literally DON’T SEE what you’re looking at if you’re not paying attention.
CONTENTS
Chapter 5: Solution #3: Education: Changing Hearts and Minds
Will education create distraction-free driving?
Combined with true stories of loss that cut to the heart of this tragic issue, this is the first all-in-one guide to a crisis that affects us all.
From Chapter 1:
“She had that really curious spirit, wanting to see the world and explore and leave her mark in the world in whatever form.” —A Friend of Shreya Dixit