Sentences with phrase «dangerous distraction»

Cell phone use may be the most dangerous distraction of all.

The device reduces dangerous distractions by displaying key information, such as a car's speed and navigation directions, directly in the driver's line of sight.

But instead of real solutions, we are seeing dangerous distractions.

Although cell phones account for the most common distractions, friends and passengers are among the most dangerous distractions.

This helps protect your pets if you brake or swerve suddenly, or get in an accident; keeps them away from potentially poisonous food or other items you are transporting; prevents them from causing dangerous distractions for the driver; and can prevent small animals from getting trapped in small spaces.

Maybe that is changing, now that a new study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety finds that gee, in - vehicle technology can create dangerous distractions for drivers.

This is an alarming number that highlights how dangerous distractions have become - for drivers and

Cut Back on Distractions Cell phone use, eating, applying makeup, fiddling with vehicle electronic gadgets and conversing with passengers are all dangerous distractions during driving.

Robert Sinclair, Jr., of New York AAA, called texting and driving «the most dangerous distraction that exists.»

Right now, any trade dispute is a dangerous distraction.

But even if he DOES N'T self - destruct in epic fashion, Trump's Twitter remains a dangerous distraction.

However, a recent report from Friends of the Earth entitled «A Dangerous Distraction» was highly critical of the CDM, suggesting that rather than reducing global emissions or benefiting developing countries, offsetting was merely leading to more ingenious ways to avoid cutting emissions.

«Trying to force the Lisbon Treaty down the Irish people's throats again is not only a dangerous distraction from that agenda, it is profoundly undemocratic,» Mr Hague continued.

Deputy prime minister says coalition will not take back powers from Brussels and calls EU debate a «dangerous distraction»

This policy is a dangerous distraction from the really important issues of funding and teacher supply and it should be consigned to history.»

FHA officials say the signs don't conform to federal standards and pose a dangerous distraction for motorists.

Lord Ashdown told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, «Anything you do now which is not getting out on the street, campaigning in the context of the next General Election... is distraction and a dangerous distraction.»

But W.'s invisible playmates weren't of the usual harmless variety that many children have; they seemed to be a dangerous distraction both at home and at school.

«Theresa May's upcoming Domestic Violence Bill is a dangerous distraction,» said a message.

It has to focus on the critical issues of a teacher recruitment crisis and severe funding pressures instead of pursuing a proposal which is a dangerous distraction.»

Some children, for example, would leave their seats and try to get the drivers attention if they needed help, which was a dangerous distraction.

This policy is a dangerous distraction from the really important issues of funding and teacher supply and it should be consigned to history.»

The discussion concerning tax rates is legitimate, but not the only factor to consider, and may indeed be a red herring, even a dangerous distraction.

A wiggly dog or cat might jump down by the pedals or interfere with your line of vision, causing a dangerous distraction.

This doesn't just mean they could cause a dangerous distraction.

Carbon capture and storage, or CCS, has been hailed for decades by some as an essential solution to the climate problem, and pilloried by others as unworkable and a dangerous distraction.

These technologies aggravate social and environmental injustices, and are dangerous distractions that take us farther away from addressing the root causes of climate change.

The fact is that all offset projects are sanctioning further fossil fuel use, and in doing so are a dangerous distraction from tackling climate change.

Whether or not disrupting the operation of airports is a justified tactic in the fight against climate change, or a dangerous distraction from the debate, protesters will be livid at the prospect of paying into the coffers of Ryanair — an airline whose owner Michael O'Leary has repeatedly sought to ridicule environmental concerns.

They are a dangerous distraction providing governments and industry with an excuse to avoid reducing fossil fuel emissions.»

It's potentially a dangerous distraction.

While we believe no driver should ever text behind the wheel, truck drivers especially should avoid this dangerous distraction.

Throughout the NSC's new video series, the Senior Director of Transportation Initiatives at the NSC, David Teater, addresses a dozen popular questions regarding the dangerous habit, including just how severe distractions can be, why cell phones prove to be such a dangerous distraction and how employers can create an effective and beneficial cell phone policy for all employees.

And cellphone use is now known to be one of the leading causes of this type of dangerous distraction.

It can also be a dangerous distraction, because there is a temptation to use it to look at incoming messages.

Since texting is such a dangerous distraction, it is an offense worthy of ticketing in many states.