I think you're being very general.
For one thing, I put my phone in a special holder and do not look at it most of the time when I'm driving. Second, the few times I do look at it when in the car, is when I'm either parked, or I'm using the GPS as you said. Often I borrow relatives' cars, so I can use the more advanced tech and let the car's computer tell me I'm getting a call, rather than look at my phone briefly and tap the answer button.
The few times I look at other women driving, they aren't looking at their phones at all. I don't even see people with phones glued to their ears anymore like we used to have in the early to mid-2000s.
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123Guy (6190)
2 years ago
Thank you for doing it right and prioritizing driving over phone fiddling. :) Much appreciated.
yes, being general, but still asking what is being done that can't seem to wait.
I see women "praying to the steering wheel" all the time. Easily 5 to 10 times on EVERY commute (if I'm looking), verses maybe a guy on a phone once a month.
I just can't fathom that what ever is being done could not wait.
it's provable, quantifiable fact in my area. I've been to many other "areas" and seen it there too, but others say it is more equal everywhere else. which seems weird to me.
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