This is how a distracted driver looks like

Anything that causes you to either take your attention away from driving, take your eyes off of the road or take your hands off of the wheel is a distraction.

You will not be able to react as quickly if you are:

• Eating, drinking and smoking. These activities create safety problems because they often require you to take your hands off of the wheel and take your eyes off the road. Drivers who eat or drink while driving have trouble controlling their vehicle, staying in their lane and have to brake more often.
• Adjusting the radio, cassette or CD player.
• Talking, texting or emailing on a smartphone.
• Interacting with other passengers. This is particularly a problem from novice or teenage drivers. If you are a teen driver with other teens as passengers, statistics show you are more likely to have a crash than if you are driving alone or are driving with adult passengers.
• Searching for or moving an object in the vehicle.
• Reading or writing.
• Personal grooming (combing hair, applying makeup, brushing your teeth).
• Rubbernecking when passing a crash scene or a work zone.
• Looking at people, objects or events happening off of the roadway.
• Ogling at women

Source: PENN