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Move over for bikes and vehicles
Move over for bikes and vehicles

Driving is a daily activity that most people take for granted. Because people are so familiar with driving, they rarely give it their full attention. In fact, many people are distracted drivers -- texting, making phone calls, or reading emails as they drive. While the topic ...

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    Driving is a daily activity that most people take for granted. Because people are so familiar with driving, they rarely give it their full attention. In fact, many people are distracted drivers -- ...

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