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2. Agenda  Common driver distractions  Evolution of distractions  Overcoming distractions

3.  We all get distracted.  Driving is a privilege, not a right.  We must protect our privilege. Remember…

4. Types of Distraction  Visual distraction  Manual distraction  Cognitive distraction Simply put… Anything that takes your eyes off the road is a distraction.

5. Common Distractions 70 – 95% of drivers*  Reaching, leaning  Adjusting the radio  Talking  Eating *Texas Highway Patrol study

6. Common Distractions 35 – 45% of drivers:  Grooming  Interacting with passengers  Reading, writing  Using a cell phone

7. Distracted Driving  More than just texting & driving  Affects everyone  Involved in 80% of accidents* *National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

8. Distracted Driving & Speed  More distractions  Increased speed  Higher risk

9. In the Beginning, Distractions Were Few

10. They Soon Began to Increase

11. Responsibilities Increased, Too

12. Introduction of Speed

14. Fatal Consequences

16. Want to be a Better Driver?  Plan your trip  Focus on driving  Avoid risky behavior

17. Plan Your Trip  Review map, route  Update GPS  Adjust seat  Adjust mirrors  Adjust radio  Remind yourself… “Think safety first.”

18. Focus on Driving  Practice safe following distance rules  Keep eyes moving  Avoid deep thought  Choose relaxing music

19. Avoid Risky Behavior  Focus on the road  Don’t multitask  Don’t get aggressive  Avoid unnecessary risks

20. Driving is a privilege, not a right.

21. Discussion  Do you know someone who drives while distracted?  Is there any part of your job that requires you to drive while distracted?  What discipline or remedies would you recommend?  How would you help prevent someone you know from driving while distracted?

22. Recap  Texting is not the only distraction  Distracted driving is a leading cause of accidents  Driving is a privilege  You must protect your privilege

23. Resources  http://www.cdc.gov/motorvehiclesafety/distracted_driving/ http://www.cdc.gov/motorvehiclesafety/distracted_driving/  https://www.aaafoundation.org/distracted-driving https://www.aaafoundation.org/distracted-driving  www.enddd.org www.enddd.org  www.distraction.gov www.distraction.gov  Distracted Driving Brochure in English and SpanishEnglishSpanish  NIOSH Brochure: Quick Sleep Tips for Truck Drivers NIOSH Brochure: Quick Sleep Tips for Truck Drivers

24. Questions?