Listen folks, we’ve got a study here, and it’s a big one, believe me. We’re talking about people crossing the street, getting distracted, and it’s a mess. We’ve got these smart people, they’re looking at videos, and they’re trying to figure out what kind of distraction is the worst. Is it the phones, talking, eating? We need to know!

So they’ve got these indicators, right? They’re looking at how long you’re distracted, how many times, and if you’re looking left and right like you should. And they’re measuring, very carefully, which one tells us the most about how safe you are. It’s important stuff!

Now, let me tell you, the longest distraction time, that’s a big deal. It’s telling us a lot about near-crashes and if you’re paying attention to the road. And if you’re on your phone, it’s even more important. We’ve got numbers, Harrell’s C statistic, and they’re showing changes, small numbers but big impact, folks.

But wait, there’s more. The total time you’re distracted, that’s also huge. It’s telling us how fast you’re crossing, and if you’re looking around properly. And if you’re eating or smoking, it’s a big indicator of trouble, believe me.

And don’t get me started on the total number of distractions. If you’re snacking or lighting up, it’s a clear sign you’re not looking left and right enough. We’ve got the stats to prove it, tiny changes in the numbers, but they’re significant.

The smart people did their homework, they checked everything, and the results are solid. So, what’s the bottom line? You’ve got to pick the right indicator for the right distraction. It’s crucial for keeping pedestrians safe. And we’re going to do it, we’re going to make crossing the street great again!