Even though they say they are aware of the dangers, most drivers still continue to use their cell phones and text while driving according to a new survey from AT&T.

As part of a campaign against texting and driving, AT&T surveyed 1,004 US adults about their driving and texting habits. The survey showed that, while 98 percent said they were aware of the dangers;

• Seventy-five percent admit to texting while driving.
• Two-thirds have read text messages while waiting at a traffic light.
• Twenty-five percent have sent text messages while driving.
• More than one-quarter believe they are capable of safely doing several things at once while driving.

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