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UW Study: Car Touchscreens Slow Reactions 50%, Boost Crash Risks
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UW Study: Car Touchscreens Slow Reactions 50%, Boost Crash Risks
The Touchscreen Mirage: Why Car Interfaces Are Driving Us to Distraction In the sleek cabins of modern automobiles, touchscreens have become as ubiquitous as steering wheels, promising seamless control over everything from navigation to climate settings. But a groundbreaking study from the University of Washington reveals a darker side to this technological integration. Researchers found that these digital interfaces force drivers into a perilou…
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