It happens on a regular basis. While driving through Miami’s unforgiving traffic, a car drifts into your lane, stops short ahead of you or is driving erratically.
Moments later, you get a look at the driver and see his eyes affixed to the glow of a cell phone in front of the steering wheel. Texting while driving has become an epidemic not only in Miami-Dade County but nationwide, leading to documented, tragic consequences.
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