Technology, of course, is not the only distraction.

The toys are there. Everyone has access to the same technology.

This is an opportunity to see how quickly these technologies are being deployed in the market.

We see people on the roadways talking on the phone, checking their stocks, checking scores, fussing with their MP3 players, reading e-mails, all while driving 40, 50, 60, 70 mph and sometimes even faster.

This is a wake up call to America to pay attention while driving.

We're living in a world where technology is a huge part of our lives, but it can be a blessing and a curse. Some people think this technology can make us more productive. But it's not helping us with social skills. It's alienating us from other people.