Mobile phones biggest distraction for young pedestrians and motorists

Mobile phones are the biggest source of distraction for young pedestrians and motorists.

Mobile phones biggest distraction for young pedestrians and motorists

A quarter of schoolchildren admit paying more attention to their phone than to traffic when crossing the road.

A study carried out by car insurance giant AXA shows 75% of 12-year-olds take a mobile phone to school every day, rising to 95% for 16-year-olds.

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