 Five observations made while overlooking pewinternet research on distravted teens driving.
 Five observations made while overlooking pewinternet research on distravted teens driving.1) Almost every age group on this chart is over 50% for being in a car while the driver was texting except for all teens 12-17 which is close to 50% with 48%. Texters ages 16-17 is the highest with 73%, this doesn't surprise me cause teens now think they'll get pulled over for talking on the phone and not texting.
2) I would have thought texters ages 16-17 that said they texted while driving would be higher than 34% because texting has become so popular and teens are worried about getting a ticket for driving and talking on their cell phone so they text under the dashboard where it can't be seen.
3) I would have thought all the texting while driving would have been higher in every group. I would have felt it was around 50% not in the mid to low thirties.
4) Talking while driving in every age group is nearly the same, around 50%, this makes sense to me because some states its illegal to talk and drive so it has probably decreased over the last few years.
5) I have been in all of these situations and have been guilty of talking and driving and texting and driving, but I have been talking less and texting more while driving because of the new laws, which is why I feel texting percentages would be higher and talking would be lower.
 
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