2.  Texting while driving was said to be more
dangerous then drunk driving.
 Studies show that hands free headsets
are a good alternative and is less
dangerous then texting or talking on the
phone.
 More people talk on their phone and use
other electronic gadgets in the car then
drive drunk.

3.  “Distracted Driving is a menace to
society. And it seems to be getting
worse every year.” (“Texting while
driving: The New Drunk Driving”)
 One in seven people have texted
while driving at one point or another.

4.  6,000 people a year due to texting
while driving
 More then 250 million people in the
last decade worldwide

5.  In the backcountry
› Because there is less traffic
› Teens think it is okay because of the open space
 At a stoplight
› The car is stopped
› Because other people such as their parents do it

6.  28 percent of crashes involve cell
phone use
 23 percent more then non distracted
crashes

7.  Teens
› 15-20 years old
› 15-17 years old
 Adults

8.  Two thirds of people surveyed
admitted to talking on their phones
while driving.
 One in seven people have texted
while driving.
 6 percent of drivers at any time are on
the phone.

9.  My career is a lawyer. It is associated
with my research project because
people need lawyers after being
charged with distracted driving.
› Salary- up to $200,000 per year or more
› Trends-
› Advancement- this career has a lot of
potential for advancement.
› Related careers- Attorneys, Judges and Law
clerks

10.  I am going to Atholton High School
 I picked the career academy
Emergency Medical Technician
 I picked it because I like to work with
people and I like science.

11.  It is located in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
 The tuition is $51,944
 To be in the law program at Penn
you must hold a bachelors degree.
You must also be familiar with the
American Bar Association because
you will be taking the bar exam
after law school.

12.  The number of students for the
2010/11 year are 24,599 students
 The acceptance rate is about 17.7%
 There mascot is the Quaker
 There colors are red and blue

13.  I contributed to a organization called
“Coats for Kids.”
 I did this for my Bat Mitzvah Project.

14. › Worked at Maggie Moos
› Worked at Hollister
› Babysat for my neighbors
› I was on the Honor Roll
› I had an athletic award for
lacrosse and field hockey

15.  digitaltrends.com
 venturebeat.com
 atholtonboosters.org
 wiki.answers.com