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Mobile phones slow traffic down

Fri, 04 Jan 2008

A research team at the University of Utah have claimed that those people using mobile phones whilst they drive, as well as presumably posing a danger to other road users, also slow the traffic down.

The team found that people speaking on mobile phones drive slower than normal, are less likely to give way or overtake, and take longer to reach their destination. When productivity and fuel costs are considered, the research team think that drivers on phones are costing the nation thousands.

The team, lead by psychology professor at the University of Utah, Dave Strayer, said that mobile phone motorists were interrupting commuting for the average person.
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