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Even though the study dealth with large trucks and truckers that take longer to stop and are less maneuverable than cars, the findings apply to all drivers, who tend to exhibit the same behaviors as the more than 100 truckers studied. Truckers do not appear to text more or less than typical car drivers. Compared with other sources of driver distraction, "texting is in its own universe of risk," said Rich Hanowski, who oversaw the study at the institute.
Tom Dingus, director of the Virginia Tech institute, one of the world's largest vehicle safety research organizations, said the study's message was clear. "You should never do this," he said of texting while driving. "It should be illegal." Thirty-six (36) states still do no ban texting as it is a relatively new phenomenon.
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