U.S. drivers are picking up some bad habits and they're unwilling to let go of them.
Despite a host of education campaigns and the fact that most know better, the majority of drivers — 92 percent — still use their phones while behind the wheel of the car according to a new study from Everquote, Inc., an online insurance marketplace.
The report data comes from analyzing more than 2.7 million vehicle trips and 230 million miles driven, and ranks a number of driving habits from a low of 1 to a high of 100. Speeding and cell phone use are still proving to be a deadly combination, and the study found that nationally, drivers earned a score of 79 or a "C" for their driving skills.
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