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Running off the road through losing control of the vehicle’s path.
Running off the road is one risk. Distraction can also cause rear-end crashes, lane departures and other collisions; there is not just one possible crash and no universal percentage is assigned here. Do not look at or handle a phone while driving: stop and park in a safe permitted place if you need to use it.
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No path-control risk if the phone is held below the steering wheel.
An automatic improvement in path control.
Running off the road through losing control of the vehicle’s path.
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