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Texting Simulator at Central

Date: 3/8/2013 Album ID: 1622302

Central York High School students take turns "driving" a texting simulator car during the "It Can Wait" campaign sponsored by AT&T at the school Friday, March 8, 2013. The event highlighted the dangers of texting and driving. AT&T was encouraging use of it free app "Drive Mode" which disables most text and online sources while driving. Bill Kalina photo bkalina@yorkdispatch.com

Central York High School freshman Adam Knox adjusts his simulation visor while driving a texting simulator car during the It Can Wait campaign sponsored by AT&T at the school Friday, March 8, 2013. The event highlighted the dangers of texting and driving. AT&T was encouraging use of it free app Drive Mode which disables most text and online sources while driving. Bill Kalina photo bkalina@yorkdispatch.com

Central York High School seniors, from left, Brooke Heilman, Lauren Moyer and Kelsie Newman sign a pledge board vowing not to text and drive during the It Can Wait campaign sponsored by AT&T at the school Friday, March 8, 2013. AT&T was encouraging use of it free app Drive Mode which disables most text and online sources while driving. The event featured an in-vehicle, texting simulator and videos about the dangers of texting and driving. Bill Kalina photo bkalina@yorkdispatch.com

Central York High School senior Kelly Hartzell text while driving a texting simulator car during the It Can Wait campaign sponsored by AT&T at the school Friday, March 8, 2013. The event highlighted the dangers of texting and driving. AT&T was encouraging use of it free app Drive Mode which disables most text and online sources while driving. Bill Kalina photo bkalina@yorkdispatch.com

PEERS Awareness employee Preston Koenig prepares a Central York High School student in a texting simulator car during the It Can Wait campaign sponsored by AT&T at the school Friday, March 8, 2013. The drivers results are projected so others can see their results. The event highlighted the dangers of texting and driving. AT&T was encouraging use of it free app Drive Mode which disables most text and online sources while driving. Koenig's company facilitates the simulator car. Bill Kalina photo bkalina@yorkdispatch.com

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