Administration Describes Distracted Driving As A Crisis

Page 6 - Read the article closely, then answer each question below. Write three to five sentences for each response, using evidence from the text to support your answers.
1 - Why do you think Mark Rosekind, former head of the National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration, describes distracted driving as a “crisis”? Do you agree with his assessment?
I think that Mark Rosekind, being the man that he is, was ultimately passionate about giving people an emphasis on the benefits of being alert and conscious in making the world a better and safer place to live in. he describes distracted driving as a “crisis” because he perceives the source of distraction which is the technological devices like our cellphones and tablets and critical to the situation of life and death in the road environment. I believe that looking at distracted driving as a crisis is a step closer to minimizing the loss of life in related incidents by instilling in the people the crucial aspect of being alert.
2 - Summarize the central ideas in the section “Surge in Deaths.”
The main idea in the section mainly persist to educate about the direct relation of the popularity of the use of internet in mobile devices and the number of people who die in road accidents. Authorities are relating this “surging number” to the increasing number of people who are distracted mainly by their own devices.
3 - How does the author support the claim that “lawmakers have tried to stop distracted driving,
without ...