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Being a part of Formula One, we know that 100 percent concentration 100 percent of the time behind the wheel is essential if you want to win on track. And on the track, there are no streetlights, pedestrians, animals or other factors which could cause an incident if you’re not focused. That’s why the Team is continuing its support of AT&T’s It Can Wait campaign.
It Can Wait shares a simple message: Please don’t drive distracted. The campaign aims to encourage all drivers to take a pledge that they will always drive distraction-free by never allowing their phone to endanger them or others when they are behind the wheel.
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AT&T is committed to the safety of its customers and drivers everywhere. That’s why they’ve been working tirelessly to educate about the dangers of distracted driving and encourage everyone to take the It Can Wait Pledge. Since 2010, It Can Wait has generated more than 40 million pledges to drive distraction free. Today, 95% of people report they know distracted driving is dangerous.* And 48 US states have implemented texting and driving laws.** So, it’s time for you to join the movement and take the It Can Wait pledge to drive distraction free at ItCanWait.com.
The best way to reduce distracted driving is by speaking up. Did you know that 57% of people are more likely to stop driving distracted if a friend or passenger pressures them to?* That means half of people are just waiting for someone to tell them to stop. And 74% of drivers who have taken the It Can Wait Pledge are keeping their commitment to not use their smartphones behind the wheel.*
This means you can make a difference in your community by spreading the word and telling people that when they’re behind the wheel – It Can Wait! Let us not forget that distracted driving is so common these days that nearly a quarter of people don’t see it as a major problem.* But it is a problem. You can help raise awareness in your community by visiting ItCanWait.com and joining the movement to help put an end to distracted driving.
* Online survey with 1,801 respondents (total distracted drivers n=1,559) conducted by Kantar Added Value. Data represented here were collected January 2018-March 2018. National panel sample (ages 15-54, drive, and have a smartphone)
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