Some drivers will have distracting behaviors such as eating, chatting, and making phone calls while driving, which may affect the driving task, and these behaviors may seem small, but there are often huge safety risks lurking behind them.
Case 1: At about 16 o'clock on March 20, 2024, 14 kilometers in the direction of Awati on Line G580 in Aksu, Xinjiang, Gu took strawberries while driving a car, but because he did not observe the road conditions ahead in time, the vehicle deviated into the roadside woods, causing varying degrees of damage to the vehicle and trees.
(Case source: Xinjiang Traffic Police)
Case 2: At about 12 noon on December 20, 2023, on the Wuhu section of the G50 Shanghai-Chongqing Expressway, the driver of a small car was distracted and chatting with the passengers in the car, causing the vehicle to gradually deviate to the left, and finally crashed into the central isolation guardrail. Fortunately, all the occupants in the car were wearing seat belts and no one was injured.
(Case source: Wuhu Traffic Police)
Many drivers think that just a few seconds of distraction will not be a big problem, but is this really the case? Let's take a mobile phone as an example to see a set of data.
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(Source: YiYa Studio)