Will smartwatches make the roadways across America more dangerous? Critics say yes.
Many people say the real danger is when a driver uses a smartwatch to look at notifications and communicate. Not only can the electronic device send emails, but it vibrates when you receive notifications. Would you be tempted to look even if you were driving?
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We have all seen the countless studies that show texting while driving increases the risk of a crash. Experts have told us that using a cell phone while driving is comparable to driving while under the influence of alcohol. Still, people continue to engage in this dangerous behavior. And safety advocates say no matter how you spin it, and no matter how skilled of a driver you may be, smartwatches and driving are a recipe for disaster.
There are even new studies which highlight safety tests showing that smartwatches are more distracting than smartphones. When you consider that cell phones are involved in nearly 30 percent of all U.S. traffic accidents critics say it's proof were making a bad situation even worse.
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