Other common reasons were, “I have to be in the mood” (19%) and “outside distractions are impossible to ignore” (17%). Story Continues Slacking Off During Work Can Have Repercussions ...

Identifying Common Distractions at Home. One of the first steps in creating a distraction-free home learning environment is ...

RAC road safety spokesman Rod Dennis said: "Talking to passengers or daydreaming are so common that they aren’t perceived by drivers to be big distractions, but our research has revealed they are in ...

For Distracted Driving Awareness Month, experts Laura Adams and Tina Paff list some of the most common driving distractions, including texting, daydreaming and other behind-the-wheel interactions.

Whether you’re working from home, your favorite coffee shop, or in a bustling office, distractions have become a familiar fixture of the modern workplace. In some cases, specifically for ...

The experts identified nine of the most common distractions on the road. 1. Daydreaming. Daydreaming is one of the “most frequent” and “scariest” distractions, Adams warned.

Catting with passengers and daydreaming are more likely to cause distracted driving errors than mobile phone use, a survey has found. The RAC, which conducted the poll, cautioned that distractions can ...

In fact, distraction and impairment were cited in 34.9% of all fatal collisions. Only speed (57.7%) and behaviour or inexperience (46.8%) were more common contributory factors in deadly road ...

Nearly half (46%) of UK adults surveyed said they struggle to focus on reading due to distractions around them. The figure rises to 55% among the 16-24 and 35-44 age brackets, and 52% for those ...