National Distracted Driving Telephone Survey Finds Most Drivers Answer the Call, Hold the Phone, and Continue to Drive. Traffic Tech, Technology Transfer Series 407, December 2011
National Distracted Driving Telephone Survey Finds Most Drivers Answer the Call, Hold the Phone, and Continue to Drive. Traffic Tech, Technology Transfer Series 407, December 2011
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration conducted the first of several periodic national surveys of distracted driving to monitor the publics attitudes, knowledge, and self-reported behavior about cell phones, texting, and driver choices. The 2010 survey was administered by telephone to 6,002 respondents 18 and older, with 4,877 interviews completed with respondents who were using landline phones and 1,125 interviews completed with respondents who were using cell phones. The survey over-sampled young adults 18 to 34. Interviewing ran during November and December 2010.
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National Distracted Driving Telephone Survey Finds Most Drivers Answer the Call, Hold the Phone, and Continue to Drive. Traffic Tech, Technology Transfer Series 407, December 2011
2011
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English
Transportation Safety , Road Transportation , Transportation & Traffic Planning , Transportation , Common Carrier & Satellite , Cell phones , Highway safety , Attitudes , Knowledge , Behavior , Drivers , Personal reasons , Bans , Graphs (Charts) , Reporting , Data collection , National surveys , Distracted driving , National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)