Using a mobile phone while driving makes the risk of an accident...
Human factor: Physical factors
Explanation
Using a mobile phone while driving significantly increases the risk of an accident. This is due to several reasons:
- Distraction: When using the phone, attention shifts from the road to the conversation, which can lead to failing to see signs or misjudging distances.
- Vehicle control: Holding the phone makes it harder to steer properly, increasing the risk of running off the road or encroaching into oncoming lanes.
- Disorientation: Using the phone can cause a loss of sense of time and disorientation.

Even with hands-free devices, the risk remains higher because part of the attention is on the conversation and not on driving. For these reasons, the risk of an accident is higher when using a mobile phone while driving.
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