Simulator being used to teach students about danger of texting while driving

Police consider the time between Memorial Day and Labor Day to be “the 100 deadliest days" for teens to be on the road. A campaign to stop teenagers from texting while driving just kicked off to get the message out: No text is worth your life or someone else’s. Daniel Kittner, a senior at Garfield High School in Seattle, said of texting, “It started with friends, and now I text with my parents; everyone`s gotten into it.” It`s the way teenagers communicate; they send on average 3,400 texts each month.