> this is a problem so big that even people walking cross roads with their faces glued to their phones.
I see this comparison a lot, and I just want to clarify: when you are distracted as a pedestrian, you're risking your life. When you are distracted as a driver, you're risking other people's lives.
Getting behind a wheel drunk is considerably more dangerous to society than going home on foot. Phone use equivalently so.
I have far more patience with people risking their own lives, rather than those of others.
I see this comparison a lot, and I just want to clarify: when you are distracted as a pedestrian, you're risking your life. When you are distracted as a driver, you're risking other people's lives.
Getting behind a wheel drunk is considerably more dangerous to society than going home on foot. Phone use equivalently so.
I have far more patience with people risking their own lives, rather than those of others.