We gave a three-letter code and a definition to the most typical types of texters. Please pick a code that defines the type of texter you encountered. Of course, we are always interested in a type of texter we missed, so please give us your definition and a three-letter code and we may include it in our listing.

Stop Light Texter (SLT) This is a driver stopped at a stop light and does not realize the light has changed to green and will stay there until someone blows their horn to get them to drive.

Fast Lane Texter (FLT) This is the driver that you are driving behind who is driving in the fast lane on the freeway and will not move into the slow lane and usually swaying into yours.

Head Bob Texter (HBT) This dangerous driver's head is continuously going up and down and pays attention to the road when they take time from texting.

Parking Lot Texter (PLT) Instead of texting while parked they start driving in the parking lot, backing out of their spot not paying attention, they back into cars and pretend nothing happened, and people walking need to watch out for them.

Most Dangerous Texters (MDT) This is the driver you see on a two-lane road crossing into the other lane, as the video below will shows, you may not live to tell anyone about this texter if they are headed towards you.