Using a **mobile phone while driving** is one of the main causes of **distraction** at the wheel. This distraction can lead the driver to **pay more attention to the conversation** than to the road, increasing the risk of accidents.

- **Leaving the road**: When a driver is distracted by mobile phone use, it is more likely that they will veer out of their lane or even off the road. This happens because the driver is not fully focused on driving and may lose control of the vehicle.

- **Crossing into the opposite lane**: In addition to leaving the road, distraction can cause the driver to cross into the opposite lane, which is also very dangerous.

- **Difficulty handling the steering wheel**: Holding the mobile phone in the hand or on the shoulder while driving makes it difficult to properly handle the steering wheel, increasing the chances of losing control of the vehicle.

For these reasons, **leaving the road** is the most frequent accident related to mobile phone use while driving. It is important to avoid using the mobile phone at the wheel to reduce the risk of this type of accident.