... their role in crashes may vary as a function of roadway, environmental, and vehicle conditions. This is especially true for voluntary distracting behaviors, such as eating, drinking, smoking, or dialing a cell phone. Drivers may be less likely to engage in these types of behaviors when driving task demands are high, for example, when negotiating a busy intersection, driving in poor weather conditions, at ... frequently reported sources of driver distraction sources of driver distraction. Moving objects in the vehicle, other objects brought into the vehicle, adjusting vehicle or climate c...

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