Credit: "It used to be when you asked people what they feared the most on our roadways, 20 years ago, they said drunk drivers; 10 years ago, they said it was drugged drivers; now, they fear the most, distracted drivers," said John Townsend with AAA Mid-Atlantic. (Thinkstock)

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