Can the condition and behaviour of the driver cause distractions?
A)No.
B)Yes, but only when driving on a motorway or dual carriageway.
C)Yes.Correct
According to various studies, the majority of distractions are related in one way or another to the condition and behaviour of the driver themselves. It has been found that some of the most frequent causes of distraction at the wheel are the following: talking on a mobile phone, driving under the influence of alcohol, having children making noise or crying in the car, smoking at the wheel, trying to remove an insect from the car, eating, drinking, etc.