“Cell phones. It's got to be cell phones. Talking on a cell phone is not something you can do and maintain the same level of alertness.”

— John Malovich, Kansas University sophomore, Lawrence

“Inattentive driving, because we're always trying to do a million things at once.”

— Jodi Davis, sandwich artist, Lawrence

“I would say people who are in a hurry and trying to get where they need to go. They just don't pay enough attention.”

— Jason Boney, dairy manager, Lawrence

“Cell phones. They're becoming so popular and we use them all the time. Everyone always has a phone in their ear, especially while driving.”

— Theresa Bateson, technology support consultant, Eudora