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Keep your mind on the road

机译:时刻注意路途

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Cars, to paraphrase some in America's gun lobby, do not kill people. People kill people. And among the people more likely than others to kill people are those distracted by their use of mobile phones and other portable electronic devices while they are driving. Actually holding a phone to your ear while driving is illegal in many places. But not having both hands on the wheel is only part of the problem. Another part, probably more serious, is the dissipation of attention involved. If further evidence of this were needed, it has just been provided in a study published by the aaa Foundation for Traffic Safety, in Washington, dc. David Strayer and his colleagues at the University of Utah, the study's authors, looked at exactly how distracting various mental activities are to drivers.
机译:用汽车来形容美国枪支大厅里的一些人,并不会杀死人。人们杀人。在人们当中,最有可能杀死他人的是那些在开车时因使用手机和其他便携式电子设备而分心的人。实际上,在许多地方开车时将手机放在耳边是违法的。但是,没有两只手都只是问题的一部分。可能更严重的另一部分是分散注意力。如果需要进一步的证据,美国华盛顿特区aaa交通安全基金会发表的一项研究刚刚提供了该证据。该研究的作者戴维·斯特耶尔(David Strayer)和他在犹他大学的同事研究了各种精神活动对驾驶员的干扰。

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    《The economist 》 |2013年第8841期| 73-73| 共1页
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