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Driving Distractions

Beware of Distractions When You Drive...

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Distractions include:



	Talking on a cellular phone

	Tuning a radio or CD player

	Applying makeup

	Talking to other passengers

	Tending to children or pets

	Eating and drinking

	Cell phones are one of many distractions both inside and outside the vehicle which can cause crashes.

	New Jersey law bans the use of a handheld cellular phone while driving.

	Drivers who talk on a handheld cell phone while driving face a fine of up to $250.

	Driving requires your full attention.

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