It's no secret that driving can be dangerous enough as it is. When you think about it, your car is a deadly weapon. Driving-related accidents kill hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people around the world each year.

In this day in age, motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for American teens. This is not necessarily because they are inexperienced drivers, but because of distractions like cell phones. Maybe they're sending a text, on the phone with a friend, using google maps, or on the internet. Regardless of what you're doing on your phone, it is impossible to be completely focused on driving when doing both activities. What teens fail to realize is the severe consequences that come along with texting and driving. As in many cases, permanent injuries or death. 20-50 million people are injured or disabled from car accidents each year. That's a lot of people.