Do you think texting doesn’t affect your driving? There are some shocking statistics that say otherwise.
Natasha Boggs was only 24 years old when she killed two teenage girls by accident. While texting and driving, Boggs drifted into oncoming traffic. Unfortunately, Taylor Galloway and Amber Thoma, two fourteen-year-old girls, were the fatal victims of Boggs’ neglectful driving.
Texting while you are driving is not only an extremely stupid way to distract yourself from the road, it is also a deadly risk to the lives of you and everybody around you. This kind of neglectful driving is almost as selfish as getting behind the wheel when you are intoxicated.
The infographic shown depicts just how deadly texting and driving can be.
https://www.800loanmart.com/blog/texting-and-driving-a-deadly-combination
Score from the experts at Killer Infographics
Visual Communication - 70%
Design - 60%
Content/Script - 70%
Usability - 80%
70%
Final Grade
This infographic presents data about the dangers of texting and driving. The data-driven approach to this piece creates an infographic rich with information, and the visuals do a helpful job of communicating their respective points. The design maintains a consistent color palette; however, varying illustration styles and visual overlays make the overall aesthetic a bit overwhelming and distracting. The content is fact-focused and well sourced. There are some opportunities for additional concision to avoid repetitive information, but the overall messaging is communicated well. Overall, there's important information here presented in a clear way. We'd give this a C.
