Texting and Driving

Driving a Thin Line Id be lying if I said I never text while drive. But I recognize the dangers, and try to do it as little as possible. However, there be still incidents that occur. One day, I was driving down Highway 6, passing Walmart, and earnd a text from my brother asking what conviction baseb either set was. I went to reply and took my focus withdraw my driving. This immediately discontinueangered myself, anyone else in the car, and e preciseone in the cars around me. While texting, I demand no ability to move to events as they occur around me on the bridle-path.Even if I whitethorn be able to text while driving and maintain control and non crash, if someone around was to do something dumb, my ability to react safely to that is severely diminished. For example, the other day I was driving home on Williams Trace, my radio din 94. 5 The Buzz, Erik in the passenger seat, when someone swerved to avoid debris on the road. I was able to react to this, and shrink out of the way, beca apply I was focused alone on the road, with no distractions.Driving is always grievous, because even if I drive perfectly, I could still stupefy in a wreck because of the actions of others, over which I have no control. And by texting while driving the chances of this argon greatly increased. That also assumes that when texting, I am also able to retain 100% of my normal driving faculties. This is completely false though. Even if I am able to text without expression at my think, my mind is still distracted from an activity that requires my wide-cut attention.And if I do take my eye off the road to text, I might as well be driving blind. My ability to conduct myself safely is almost completely gone at that point. at that place have been times when Ive been looking at my knell texting, wherefore looked up to find myself cursorily approaching stopped cars, and had to slam on the brakes. E genuinely time so far Ive been lucky, precisely that scum bagister onl y last so long. last I wont look up in time, and will slam into the ass of those cars. Every time I pick up my scream, Im putting lives on the line. Who knows wholl be in that car I hit?It could be full of little kids on their way home from soccer practice, and I just potentially hit them. Texting while driving goes beyond just endangering myself on the road. Every time I pick up that phone, Im potentially harming all of my passengers, plus all the cars around me. A lot of the time when I drive, my brother is in the passenger seat. So when I drive with him, its my responsibility to keep him safe. It goes beyond just making a stupid conclusiveness that affects myself, Im making a stupid decision that affects my little brother.Im putting his life on the line through my own foolishness and selfishness. The same holds true for anyone on the road with me. That nanna driving to the store to pick up some groceries, or the little kid riding along with their parents to get some lunch, I m in person putting their lives on the line when I text and drive. There is rarely any legitimate reason to text and drive. The vast majority of the texts I receive and send are not life or death situations that require my immediate attention, besides when I answer that text, I put myself in a life or death situation.Im also failing in the responsibility that I and every other person takes up when they get behind the wheel, to drive to the best of my abilities in order to keep myself and those around me safe. It would hurt nil if I was to simply ignore my phone for the duration of the trip, therefore answer any essences Ive received. So by texting while driving, Im putting at risk the lives of all around me, plus my own, all so that good deal have conversation that could conceal.Texting and DrivingIt has commercial-grades, ads, and billboards all over the united States promoting not to text and drive it potentiometer wait, because it is very dangerous not only for their life but others as well. This somewhat graphic commercial asserts that an ordinary person nates take their eyes off the road and in an instance destroy his/her live or the lives of others, and does this omnipotently through graphic images, common text capacity subject matter, and a invalidating theme. The use of graphic Images are very apparent In this commercial. This commercial call forths to their sense of compassion by having a very shocking end result.In the rhetorical appeal they are using ethos because they are masking what could really go through. They choose to use very graphic real images, so state may truly comprehend and agnize what nookie happen that fast. The somewhat disturbing result assistants pack to see the real case scenario in hopes that maybe they can get the message across. It has a very wound up mood because no one wants to crash and possibly die from that mistake. This commercial Is very appealing because it whole kit to image that how quick things can happen.The first time someone sees this particular commercial AT&T can remember hasten a denunciation to never ext and drive again. It interprets that the text messages are coming through and the girl is reading and examination back then the crash happened. The rescue people knew she was exam and driving because they found her phone and text messages were still coming through and she crashed not long after she sent the text. It Is one thing to determine what can happen, but to actually see a real Life scenario on the TV screen did something to the viewers, and they believe this happens to too many when they see it.The commercial appeals to teenagers by showing a common theme in their conversations. The girl is testing her friend about a boy. She keeps looking down at her phone and back up at the road. The testing then suddenly becomes more(prenominal) Interesting to her, and she Is more wrapped up in the phone than she is the road. Then she does not make It to wher e she Is passing because that text was more knows she is about to crash, but it is then too late to do anything about it. Waiting to check a phone can help save people from getting hurt or killed.Taking eyes off of the road for five seconds equals driving the length of a football game house without looking at the road. Testing and driving is as bad as drinking and driving. Most people who are exiting and driving spend more time in the other lane than their own. The ad is not only for teenagers but it is for everyone. Parents are Just as bad as teenagers about testing and driving. Phones show be turned off while the vehicle is in motion and not back on till the vehicle stops. Negative themes are preferably uncommon for commercials.Commercials usually try to promote the ads. In a rhetorical appeals, they use pathos because they are showing the emotional content. In this instance, it is very effective to teenagers. The commercial makes them actually believe that this could happen to them. AT&T wants to use the worst possible scenario to make sure teenagers see the consequences that could come of their actions. cipher wants to recur a love one because of this mistake, so that is why the commercial is promoting to not text and drive.Negative images are more realistic and make people actually see what can happen very quickly. Making the mistake to text while driving is not only putting one persons life in danger but everyone who they meet on the road. When meeting a car on the same side of the road is never a good ruling and then beholding them on their phone. AT has decided against preaching the same boring message we may hear room our parents stay off of that phone They have elect a much more effective way to get the message across by using a drastic and emotional theme.As people can see, AT effectively uses a common text message conversation, a negative theme, and graphic images to get a very powerful message across. Since AT is so popular, people think it can potentially save more lives. It pulls at the viewers heart strings and shows Just how easily something the like this can happen if they do not pay attention to the road. AT&T is trying to get the message out that the text messages can wait. There is nothing more important to do or say while driving.Texting and DrivingIt has commercials, ads, and billboards all over the united States promoting not to text and drive it can wait, because it is very dangerous not only for their life but others as well. This somewhat graphic commercial asserts that an ordinary person can take their eyes off the road and in an instance destroy his/her live or the lives of others, and does this effectively through graphic images, common text message subject matter, and a negative theme. The use of graphic Images are very apparent In this commercial. This commercial appeals to their sense of compassion by having a very shocking end result.In the rhetorical appeal they are using ethos because they a re showing what could actually happen. They choose to use very graphic real images, so people may actually listen and see what can happen that fast. The somewhat disturbing result helps people to see the real case scenario in hopes that maybe they can get the message across. It has a very emotional mood because no one wants to crash and possibly die from that mistake. This commercial Is very appealing because it works to show Just how quick things can happen.The first time someone sees this particular commercial AT&T can remember make a vow to never ext and drive again. It shows that the text messages are coming through and the girl is reading and testing back then the crash happened. The rescue people knew she was testing and driving because they found her phone and text messages were still coming through and she crashed not long after she sent the text. It Is one thing to hear what can happen, but to actually see a real Life scenario on the TV screen did something to the viewers, and they believe this happens to too many when they see it.The commercial appeals to teenagers by showing a common theme in their conversations. The girl is testing her friend about a boy. She keeps looking down at her phone and back up at the road. The testing then suddenly becomes more Interesting to her, and she Is more wrapped up in the phone than she is the road. Then she does not make It to where she Is going because that text was more knows she is about to crash, but it is then too late to do anything about it. Waiting to check a phone can help save people from getting hurt or killed.Taking eyes off of the road for five seconds equals driving the length of a football field without looking at the road. Testing and driving is as bad as drinking and driving. Most people who are exiting and driving spend more time in the other lane than their own. The ad is not only for teenagers but it is for everyone. Parents are Just as bad as teenagers about testing and driving. Phones show b e turned off while the vehicle is in motion and not back on till the vehicle stops. Negative themes are quite uncommon for commercials.Commercials usually try to promote the ads. In a rhetorical appeals, they use pathos because they are showing the emotional content. In this instance, it is very effective to teenagers. The commercial makes them actually believe that this could happen to them. AT&T wants to use the worst possible scenario to make sure teenagers see the consequences that could come of their actions. Nobody wants to lose a love one because of this mistake, so that is why the commercial is promoting to not text and drive.Negative images are more realistic and make people actually see what can happen very quickly. Making the mistake to text while driving is not only putting one persons life in danger but everyone who they meet on the road. When meeting a car on the same side of the road is never a good feeling and then seeing them on their phone. AT has decided against p reaching the same boring message we may hear room our parents stay off of that phone They have chosen a much more effective way to get the message across by using a drastic and emotional theme.As people can see, AT effectively uses a common text message conversation, a negative theme, and graphic images to get a very powerful message across. Since AT is so popular, people think it can potentially save more lives. It pulls at the viewers heart strings and shows Just how easily something like this can happen if they do not pay attention to the road. AT&T is trying to get the message out that the text messages can wait. There is nothing more important to do or say while driving.Texting and DrivingIt has commercials, ads, and billboards all over the united States promoting not to text and drive it can wait, because it is very dangerous not only for their life but others as well. This somewhat graphic commercial asserts that an ordinary person can take their eyes off the road and in an instance destroy his/her live or the lives of others, and does this effectively through graphic images, common text message subject matter, and a negative theme. The use of graphic Images are very apparent In this commercial. This commercial appeals to their sense of compassion by having a very shocking end result.In the rhetorical appeal they are using ethos because they are showing what could actually happen. They choose to use very graphic real images, so people may actually listen and see what can happen that fast. The somewhat disturbing result helps people to see the real case scenario in hopes that maybe they can get the message across. It has a very emotional mood because no one wants to crash and possibly die from that mistake. This commercial Is very appealing because it works to show Just how quick things can happen.The first time someone sees this particular commercial AT&T can remember make a vow to never ext and drive again. It shows that the text messages are coming t hrough and the girl is reading and testing back then the crash happened. The rescue people knew she was testing and driving because they found her phone and text messages were still coming through and she crashed not long after she sent the text. It Is one thing to hear what can happen, but to actually see a real Life scenario on the TV screen did something to the viewers, and they believe this happens to too many when they see it.The commercial appeals to teenagers by showing a common theme in their conversations. The girl is testing her friend about a boy. She keeps looking down at her phone and back up at the road. The testing then suddenly becomes more Interesting to her, and she Is more wrapped up in the phone than she is the road. Then she does not make It to where she Is going because that text was more knows she is about to crash, but it is then too late to do anything about it. Waiting to check a phone can help save people from getting hurt or killed.Taking eyes off of the road for five seconds equals driving the length of a football field without looking at the road. Testing and driving is as bad as drinking and driving. Most people who are exiting and driving spend more time in the other lane than their own. The ad is not only for teenagers but it is for everyone. Parents are Just as bad as teenagers about testing and driving. Phones show be turned off while the vehicle is in motion and not back on till the vehicle stops. Negative themes are quite uncommon for commercials.Commercials usually try to promote the ads. In a rhetorical appeals, they use pathos because they are showing the emotional content. In this instance, it is very effective to teenagers. The commercial makes them actually believe that this could happen to them. AT&T wants to use the worst possible scenario to make sure teenagers see the consequences that could come of their actions. Nobody wants to lose a love one because of this mistake, so that is why the commercial is promoting t o not text and drive.Negative images are more realistic and make people actually see what can happen very quickly. Making the mistake to text while driving is not only putting one persons life in danger but everyone who they meet on the road. When meeting a car on the same side of the road is never a good feeling and then seeing them on their phone. AT has decided against preaching the same boring message we may hear room our parents stay off of that phone They have chosen a much more effective way to get the message across by using a drastic and emotional theme.As people can see, AT effectively uses a common text message conversation, a negative theme, and graphic images to get a very powerful message across. Since AT is so popular, people think it can potentially save more lives. It pulls at the viewers heart strings and shows Just how easily something like this can happen if they do not pay attention to the road. AT&T is trying to get the message out that the text messages can w ait. There is nothing more important to do or say while driving.