LA VIDA ESTÁ LLENA DE DISTRACCIONES. EVÍTELAS CUANDO CONDUZCA.
Conducir distraído es una de las causas principales de accidentes. Mantengamos la vista y la mente en la carretera.

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How much do you know about the dangers of distracted driving?
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This group represents 25% of all fatal traffic crashes where distracted driving was a factor.
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The correct answer is 25-34. This group represents 25% of all fatal traffic crashes where distracted driving was a factor.
Recursos
- NHTSA Traffic Safety Facts Distracted Driving in 2021 https://crashstats.nhtsa.dot.gov/Api/Public/ViewPublication/813443

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Science says your brain is just switching between tasks very rapidly, degrading your ability to drive well.
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The correct answer is No. Science says your brain is just switching between tasks very rapidly, degrading your ability to drive well.
Recursos
- https://www.nsc.org/workplace/resources/infographics/the-great-multitasking-lie

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There are many things that can distract you. Always keep your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road.
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The correct answer is All of the above. Always keep your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road.
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Anything that takes your mind off driving makes you less safe.
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The correct answer is All of the above. Anything that takes your mind off driving makes you less safe.
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MRI scans showed that listening to someone speak while driving reduced brain activity associated with driving by 37%.
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The correct answer is 37%. MRI scans showed that listening to someone speak while driving significantly reduced brain activity
Recursos
- https://www.cmu.edu/homepage/computing/2009/summer/distracted-drivers.shtml

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That’s longer than an average city block. Just imagine what you haven’t seen.
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The correct answer is 350 feet. That’s longer than an average city block. Just imagine what you haven’t seen.
Recursos
- ArriveAliveDE.com 5-Second Rule Tool

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Even when talking hands-free, drivers can miss seeing up to half of what’s around them.
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The correct answer is 50%. Even when talking hands-free, drivers can miss seeing up to half of what’s around them.
Recursos
- https://www.nsc.org/road/safety-topics/distracted-driving/cell-phone-distracted-driving

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As your brain refocuses, your driving skills are not at their best.
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The correct answer is 13 seconds. As your brain refocuses, your driving skills are not at their best.
Recursos
- https://blog.drivedifferent.com/blog/10-distracted-driving-statistics-and-facts-for-safe-drivers

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Delaware law does not allow for any use of your phone while operating a motor vehicle except with a hands-free device.
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The correct answer is None of the above. Delaware law does not allow for any use of your phone while operating a motor vehicle except with a hands-free device.
Recursos
- https://ohs.delaware.gov/distracted.shtml

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See our tool, The Great Escape, for a full list of tasks to complete before you drive.
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The correct answer All of the above. See our tool, The Great Escape, for a full list of tasks to complete before you drive.
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EL GRAN ESCAPE
de conducción distraída


HERRAMIENTA DE LA REGLA DE 5 SEGUNDOS
¿Cuánto se desplaza su automóvil en los 5 segundos que pasa mirando un texto?
Elija la velocidad de su vehículo usando el velocímetro para averiguarlo.
Dashboard speedometer
CONSEJOS PARA MANTENERSE ALERTA
Estos son algunos consejos para mantener su concentración donde debe estar – en la carretera:
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Utilice el celular solo para emergencias.
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Descargue una aplicación que silencie las llamadas y los textos mientras su vehículo está en movimiento.
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Realice otras actividades solo cuando esté fuera del vehículo.
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Evite comer/beber mientras conduce.
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Viaje con los niños y las mascotas asegurados.
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Maquíllese en casa.
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Configure los controles de temperatura antes de ponerse en marcha.
DISTRACCIONES QUE DEBE EVITAR
Hay muchas distracciones al conducir. Intente evitar estos comportamientos arriesgados:
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Enviar textos o hablar sujetando el teléfono.
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Buscar artículos en un bolso o cartera.
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Consultar el GPS.
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Quedarse mirando un accidente en la carretera.
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Ajustar el cinturón de seguridad.
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Cambiar la selección de música o el radio.
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Hablar con los pasajeros.
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Recoger un artículo que se ha caído al piso.
MANTENGA LA VISTA
EN LA CARRETERA.