However, Zoomers — defined as those who were born between the years 1997 and 2012 — aren’t the only ones who feel the urge to reach for their phones behind the wheel.
between the years 1997 and 2012 — weren’t the only ones who admitted to feeling the urge to reach for their phones while behind the wheel.allAnd one out of 12 people even admitted to texting on their phones while driving, while four out of 10 confessed to using their cell while on the road.
A quarter of Gen Zers living in the UK feel an urge to check their cell phone after less than 15 minutes of driving, despite that being a potentially dangerous practice.They also found that texting while driving was one of the top five most annoying driving habits.Jam Press/Carmats.co.uk Using your phone while driving will also result in points added to your license — and if you receive 11 points within 18 months, your license will be suspended.a cell phone while driving or riding a motorcycle.Texting while driving can also prove to be irritating to some.Getty Images/iStockphoto
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