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Reading or writing actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext messages while you are walking is actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext. A new study says it is more dangerous than texting while actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext. The study is from the University of Buffalo in the USA. Researchers found that there are more actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext per kilometer to texting actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext than there are to texting motorists. Their report says walking is not as actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext as we think it is. We need to focus on many things at the same time to walk safely in a actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext line. The research team said that people forget how to walk actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext, so dangerous things happen to them. They bump into walls and other people, walk into actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext, fall over things in the street, and even fall into holes or down actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext.

A University of Buffalo actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext said walking is a complex actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext. He said there are several reasons why texting stops people from walking properly. One actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext is that they cannot see the path actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext of them. Another is that they are focused on their fingers on their mobile phone actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext instead of their feet on the street. A final reason is that their minds are actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext else and not on thinking about walking from A to B actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext. The professor said over 6,000 people visited his hospital last year because they were injured while texting. He said the worst cases are actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext injuries. When a pedestrian is tossed into the air after being hit by a car, he/she has actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext to protect the head, and the damage can be actionaheadcarsdangerousdrivingeasyheadinjurieskeyboardnothingpedestriansprofessorproperlyreasonsafelyserioussomewherestairsstraighttext.