Distracted Driving Family Plan “ The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration defines distraction as anything that takes your attention away from the task of driving: talking or texting on your phone, eating and drinking, talking to people in your vehicle and adjusting controls are all examples. Socially, we accept these as “normal” activities when we’re in the comfort of our living room, but what about while we drive? 1 ” Carl Marci - Former Chief Neuroscientist at Nielsen Consumer Neuroscience The Food Dilemma Food, technology, and emotional wellbeing are all contributors to distracted driving. According to the Association for the Advancement of Automotive Medicine 400,000 people are injured and an additional 3,300 are killed annually by distracted driving. Hunger causes a lot of drivers to suddenly shift their plans and frequent fast food drive-thrus like McDonalds which serves a whopping twenty five million customers daily with over 14,000 locations in the United ...