According to a study carried out in Spain, drivers who smoke...
Human factor: Physical factors
Explanation
Drivers who smoke while driving have **twice as many accidents** as those who do not smoke. This is due to several reasons:
- **Lack of attention**: When searching for and lighting a cigarette, the driver diverts their attention from the road.
- **Occupied hand**: One hand is occupied holding the cigarette, which reduces control over the vehicle.
- **Reduced visibility**: Cigarette smoke can hinder visibility of the road.
- **Air quality**: The air inside the car deteriorates, which can affect the driver's ability to drive safely.
These distractions and adverse conditions contribute to smokers having a higher likelihood of being involved in accidents.
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