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June 5, 2018

7623 US adults surveyed

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A woman in Canada was fined more than $300 for looking at her smartwatch while waiting at a traffic light, in violation of the province’s “distracted driving” law. Do you think looking at a smartwatch at a traffic light should or should not be a ticketable offense?

Conducted June 5, 2018

YouGov surveyed 7623 US adults

23%
57%
20%
A woman in Canada was fined more than $300 for looking at her smartwatch while waiting at a traffic light, in violation of the province’s “distracted driving” law. Do you think looking at a smartwatch at a traffic light should or should not be a ticketable offense?

Conducted June 5, 2018

YouGov surveyed 7623 US adults

By:
23%
57%
20%

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