Chatting to a Distraction
(Argumentative Essay)

Outline
I. Cell Phone Distractions
A. visual, mechanical, and cognitive
B. conversational distraction drives
C. driving performance studies
II. Hands-free versus handheld cell phones
A. David Strayer's study
B. Auto Test Facility study
C. Redelmeier and Tibshirani's study
D. Governors Highway Safety Association
III. Drunk driving vs. Cell Phones
A. University of Utah study
B. Transport Research Laboratory study
IV. Critics viewpoints
A. personal freedom
B. different levels of multi-tasking
C. It's no more dangerous than talking to a passenger
D. Not enforceable
E. emergency phone calls
V. Rebuttal to the critics of cell phone ban

On July 25, 2002, Kimberly and Kathy Seager hopped into a vehicle with their brother, Matthew, and headed to Buckeye Lake for a late night walk. Kimberly and Kathy's father followed them to allow his son to experience some independence and join in on the usual walk. While......

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Title: Chatting To A Distraction
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Approximate Pages: 11 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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