A study finds that one in five drivers in the United Kingdom admit that they are concentrating less on driving and more on sex.
The study revealed that sex is not the only distracting factor for drivers. Roughly 3.2 million drivers are distracted by thoughts of work, while 2 million are burdened by family issues.
According to Reuters, Lisa Dorn, director of Driver Research at Cranfield University of the findings, said: "Unsafe habits can be unlearned just as easily as they can be learned, but first, drivers must recognize the risk they face by not concentrating on their driving."
