Take out your wireless device. Read the last text message you sent or received aloud. Would reading or responding to that text message from behind the wheel be worth the risk of getting into a car accident -- or worse? Our goal is to educate all wireless users on the risks of texting while driving. AT&T is committed to putting an end to this dangerous behavior and our message is simple, yet vital: When it comes to texting and driving, It Can Wait®.
Fact Sheet: AT&T's It Can Wait® Campaign
Recent AT&T surveys found that texting while driving is prominent among both teenagers and business commuters. Read the key statistics to the right or watch videos on our survey results below.
"From One Second To The Next" Documentary
"From One Second To The Next" Documentary
Texting While Driving Statistics and Commuter Poll Results
Texting While Driving - AT&T Teen Driving Survey
AT&T’s “Last Text” Documentary
View*Virginia Tech Transportation Institute Research
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AT&T commuter survey findings
Nearly half of commuters (49 percent) admitted to texting while driving — a higher rate than reported by teens (43 percent).
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AT&T teen driver survey findings
97 percent of teens say texting while driving is dangerous — but 43 percent admit to doing so.
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