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Images for Distracted Driving



This is the car from the Reggie Shaw story - see our YouTube Channel for the full story

CAUTION: Do not scroll down past the first 6 pictures if you are under the age of consent and/or do not wish to see extremely graphic consequences of distracted driving.

Texting While Driving – Aftermath in Pictures

Knowing my passion for educating teens & young adults about the dangers and potential consequences of distracted driving, a friend sent me these images some time ago. The first six have a pretty strong impact; however, the last three are extremely graphic. We now use the first six in our presentations; but, due to the degree of ….well, gore would be the right word…in the last three, we merely describe the tragic outcome of this young man’s choice.

The decision to post this on the DIAD blog has not been made lightly. Our goal is not to try and change behaviour through fear mongering; however, this is about as clear as it can get when it comes to visually portraying consequences of distracted driving.

As the story goes, and I’ve not found anything online to disprove it, this guy was texting his girlfriend while driving when he crossed the centre line. In the end, it’s somewhat irrelevant whether or not it can be proven he was texting while driving; either way, he ended up fully on the wrong side of a straight road on a clear day…some level of driver distraction was involved.

Number 1 - The last few feet of a car after it collided head on with a truck.

Number 2 - Blackening around the engine area of the truck indicate fire.

Number 3 - Note the clear day and long straight stretch of road - the only thing wrong is the car's in the wrong lane.

Number 4 - This is not a rescue, it's a recovery.

Number 5 - This was a four seat model; what's left of the driver is now in the back seat/trunk area.

Number 6 - FINAL CAUTION - NEXT THREE IMAGES ARE EXTREMELY GRAPHIC.

***DO NOT SCROLL DOWN FURTHER IF YOU FIND EXTREMELY GRAPHIC IMAGES DISTURBING ****


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There are three forms of distraction: cognitive (mental); manual & visual, including texting, talking on hand-held devices, in-car passengers, adjusting music settings, eating, personal grooming, dressing/undressing, reading & allowing pets to travel on laps. All these activities contribute to taking eyes off the road and attention away from the demanding task of driving.

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