What are some forms of distractions under the Traffic Safety Act?

• Using a hand-held cell phone, texting or emailing, and using electronic devices such as laptops, computers, and video games.
• Using cameras, video entertainment displays, programming portable audio players, and entering information on GPS units.
• Reading printed materials in the vehicle, writing, printing or sketching, and personal grooming.
• All of the above.
  Explanation:

  "The Traffic Safety Act defines distractions as activities that take a driver’s attention away from the road. These include using a hand-held cell phone, texting or emailing, operating electronic devices like laptops or video games, programming GPS units, reading printed materials, writing, sketching, and personal grooming."