Survey: Distracted Driving
As part of a report for a college class, I have created an online survey about distracted driving and electronic devices. The target audience of this survey is those above 16 years old or your local minimum driving age if it's higher than 16.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?s...RkMDLmmw_3d_3d The survey is a short 9 questions and I would appreciate it if anybody with a few minutes to spare could fill it out. The 10th question is an optional comments block to put any addition information you would like to say. Such as being outside the US, having laws against one or more things on the survey, being in an area where the majority of people of legal driving age do not have drivers licenses (such as a major metropolitan area), or anything else you could care to comment on that you think might give you a different perspective than those in my local area. |
I took the survey; pretty painless.
I do think you should add the option of applying make-up and brushing hair while on a cell phone / texting, though :p. I see that nearly everyday and it makes me rage, especially when there are children in the car, too. |
One of the many reasons I'm glad we sold the car. (was to save money not some other eco friendly purpose =P )
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The government doesn't belong inside our cars anymore than they do our homes. Additional laws are not necessary.
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I have huge impulses to go on a /rant about how much I agree with that, but nothing good could come of it, in regards to forum rules and certain flame wars. My previous post wasn't referring to the law section, just to clarify, and was in jest even though it's true. |
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OP, I really think that the make-up thing should be added, as well as eating. I suspect they are more frequent offenders because there's no stigma attached to them. |
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My make up statement was in jest... the survey as quoted is intended for distractions only relating to electronic devices. Sorry if I derailed, I was having a little fun. |
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Smiling, waving, and moving on ;) As to continue discussing your point, this will become a political discussion, which scares some folks around here. |
*ahem*
/me taps her foot |
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Several states in the US have laws that make doing certain actions while driving illegal. For example, in California it is illegal to talk on a cell phone without using a hands-free device (and illegal period for minors). It is also illegal to text-message while driving. |
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I suppose you could say I'm not a fan of "change you can believe in". I prefer freedom. |
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