Word on the street: What’s the worst case of distracted driving you’ve witnessed?

“I think between talking on the phone when they’re driving and music like the Ipod; you can tell when somebody’s doing something and they swerve.” Kadeja (left) and Jasmine Hughes, military family members. (U.S. Air Force photo/Luke Waack)

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Word on the street: What’s the worst case of distracted driving you’ve witnessed?

“When you see an accident on the side of the road and everybody slows down and looks not paying attention to their surroundings.” Christian Stewart, GCI field service tech. (U.S. Air Force photo/Luke Waack)

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Word on the street: What’s the worst case of distracted driving you’ve witnessed?

“It’s always texting and driving.” Air Force Staff Sgt. Kandice Olivares, 3rd Maintenance Group. (U.S. Air Force photo/Luke Waack)

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Word on the street: What’s the worst case of distracted driving you’ve witnessed?

“Yesterday, we saw a guy swerve. We passed him and he was texting and driving.” Army Sgt. Jennifer Robison, HHC, 725th Brigade Support Battalion. (U.S. Air Force photo/Luke Waack)

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Word on the street: What’s the worst case of distracted driving you’ve witnessed?

“I’ve seen a lot of people texting on the phone; that’s the most dangerous thing I’ve ever seen.” Steve Campbell, military spouse. (U.S. Air Force photo/Luke Waack)

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Word on the street: What’s the worst case of distracted driving you’ve witnessed?

Published Jan. 24, 2011