Definition of distracted driving in English:

distracted driving

noun

The practice of driving a motor vehicle while engaged in another activity, typically one that involves the use of a mobile phone or other electronic device.
AAA now says that distracted driving accounts for 25 to 50 percent of all accidents
Example sentencesExamples
- But she said that increasing evidence of the dangers of distracted driving had led her to stop.
- The texting ban is part of the government's plan to raise awareness about the dangers of distracted driving.
- Extensive research shows the dangers of distracted driving.
- In 2008 about 6,000 people were killed and a half a million hurt in crashes where distracted driving was a factor.
- This year, state legislators introduced about 170 bills to address distracted driving, but passed fewer than 10.
- Well, today in D.C. the Department of Transportation will be kicking off a two-day summit about distracted driving.
- Of course, distracted driving happens all over the world.
- Those who realize the problems associated with alcohol use might not see the dangers of distracted driving.
- The proposal "keeps our commitment to making our roads safer by reducing the threat of distracted driving," LaHood said.
- But new research has found nearly 80 percent of crashes involve just such types of distracted driving, within three seconds before the incident.
- "Distracted driving is an important issue not only in the tunnels, but on roads throughout the Commonwealth," he said.
- This is true no matter the gender or age and is especially true when alcohol or distracted driving is involved.
- For dangerous driving behaviors, drunk driving was rated the most dangerous, with sleepy driving, distracted driving, angry driving, speeding, and slow driving following in order.
- A spate of reports has highlighted the dangers of distracted driving.
- Researchers concerned with the hazards of distracted driving are greeting the new service apprehensively.
- He said police issue 13,000 citations a year for distracted driving, and is baffled that current law allows the use of a cellphone.

Derivatives

distracted driver

noun

Banning driving while yakking is politically popular, but it ignores the bigger issue of distracted driving, by focusing on just one cause of distracted drivers.
Example sentencesExamples
- Cell phones and distracted drivers are a perilous combination.
- Today, some of the victims of distracted drivers told their stories in Washington.
- Our officers see too many accidents resulting from distracted drivers, so the law was very welcome.
- In other words, distracted drivers still know how to drive, but they don't see things well or fast enough to safely use their skills.

Definition of distracted driving in US English:

distracted driving

noun

The practice of driving a motor vehicle while engaged in another activity, typically one that involves the use of a mobile phone or other electronic device.
AAA now says that distracted driving accounts for 25 to 50 percent of all accidents
Example sentencesExamples
- He said police issue 13,000 citations a year for distracted driving, and is baffled that current law allows the use of a cellphone.
- Of course, distracted driving happens all over the world.
- "Distracted driving is an important issue not only in the tunnels, but on roads throughout the Commonwealth," he said.
- But new research has found nearly 80 percent of crashes involve just such types of distracted driving, within three seconds before the incident.
- This year, state legislators introduced about 170 bills to address distracted driving, but passed fewer than 10.
- Researchers concerned with the hazards of distracted driving are greeting the new service apprehensively.
- Those who realize the problems associated with alcohol use might not see the dangers of distracted driving.
- The texting ban is part of the government's plan to raise awareness about the dangers of distracted driving.
- Extensive research shows the dangers of distracted driving.
- In 2008 about 6,000 people were killed and a half a million hurt in crashes where distracted driving was a factor.
- But she said that increasing evidence of the dangers of distracted driving had led her to stop.
- The proposal "keeps our commitment to making our roads safer by reducing the threat of distracted driving," LaHood said.
- A spate of reports has highlighted the dangers of distracted driving.
- For dangerous driving behaviors, drunk driving was rated the most dangerous, with sleepy driving, distracted driving, angry driving, speeding, and slow driving following in order.
- Well, today in D.C. the Department of Transportation will be kicking off a two-day summit about distracted driving.
- This is true no matter the gender or age and is especially true when alcohol or distracted driving is involved.

单词	distracted driving
释义	Definition of distracted driving in English: distracted driving noun The practice of driving a motor vehicle while engaged in another activity, typically one that involves the use of a mobile phone or other electronic device. AAA now says that distracted driving accounts for 25 to 50 percent of all accidents Example sentencesExamples But she said that increasing evidence of the dangers of distracted driving had led her to stop. The texting ban is part of the government's plan to raise awareness about the dangers of distracted driving. Extensive research shows the dangers of distracted driving. In 2008 about 6,000 people were killed and a half a million hurt in crashes where distracted driving was a factor. This year, state legislators introduced about 170 bills to address distracted driving, but passed fewer than 10. Well, today in D.C. the Department of Transportation will be kicking off a two-day summit about distracted driving. Of course, distracted driving happens all over the world. Those who realize the problems associated with alcohol use might not see the dangers of distracted driving. The proposal "keeps our commitment to making our roads safer by reducing the threat of distracted driving," LaHood said. But new research has found nearly 80 percent of crashes involve just such types of distracted driving, within three seconds before the incident. "Distracted driving is an important issue not only in the tunnels, but on roads throughout the Commonwealth," he said. This is true no matter the gender or age and is especially true when alcohol or distracted driving is involved. For dangerous driving behaviors, drunk driving was rated the most dangerous, with sleepy driving, distracted driving, angry driving, speeding, and slow driving following in order. A spate of reports has highlighted the dangers of distracted driving. Researchers concerned with the hazards of distracted driving are greeting the new service apprehensively. He said police issue 13,000 citations a year for distracted driving, and is baffled that current law allows the use of a cellphone. Derivatives distracted driver noun Banning driving while yakking is politically popular, but it ignores the bigger issue of distracted driving, by focusing on just one cause of distracted drivers. Example sentencesExamples Cell phones and distracted drivers are a perilous combination. Today, some of the victims of distracted drivers told their stories in Washington. Our officers see too many accidents resulting from distracted drivers, so the law was very welcome. In other words, distracted drivers still know how to drive, but they don't see things well or fast enough to safely use their skills. Definition of distracted driving in US English: distracted driving noun The practice of driving a motor vehicle while engaged in another activity, typically one that involves the use of a mobile phone or other electronic device. AAA now says that distracted driving accounts for 25 to 50 percent of all accidents Example sentencesExamples He said police issue 13,000 citations a year for distracted driving, and is baffled that current law allows the use of a cellphone. Of course, distracted driving happens all over the world. "Distracted driving is an important issue not only in the tunnels, but on roads throughout the Commonwealth," he said. But new research has found nearly 80 percent of crashes involve just such types of distracted driving, within three seconds before the incident. This year, state legislators introduced about 170 bills to address distracted driving, but passed fewer than 10. Researchers concerned with the hazards of distracted driving are greeting the new service apprehensively. Those who realize the problems associated with alcohol use might not see the dangers of distracted driving. The texting ban is part of the government's plan to raise awareness about the dangers of distracted driving. Extensive research shows the dangers of distracted driving. In 2008 about 6,000 people were killed and a half a million hurt in crashes where distracted driving was a factor. But she said that increasing evidence of the dangers of distracted driving had led her to stop. The proposal "keeps our commitment to making our roads safer by reducing the threat of distracted driving," LaHood said. A spate of reports has highlighted the dangers of distracted driving. For dangerous driving behaviors, drunk driving was rated the most dangerous, with sleepy driving, distracted driving, angry driving, speeding, and slow driving following in order. Well, today in D.C. the Department of Transportation will be kicking off a two-day summit about distracted driving. This is true no matter the gender or age and is especially true when alcohol or distracted driving is involved.
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