Tests of infotainment systems in the latest cars from 20 different manufacturers have revealed which of the devices are most and least distracting. Around one in seven accidents on the road are caused by motorists being distracted and slot a quarter of all deaths are due to drivers not being focused on the road, according to the latest road casualty data from the Government.  The infotainment system and jerseyguttercleaning.com dashboard layout of new MG cars were found to be the most fiddly and distracting to use, while BMW's iDrive was named as the easiest in the market-wide test by What Car?.  Driving you to distraction: New tests by What Car?

has identified why vehicle brands have the easiest - and most difficult - infotainment systems to use on the move The in-car systems of 20 mainstream and popular vehicle makers were tested. The motoring consumer title said these encompass the majority of the different types of infotainment systems and dashboard layouts on offer in the latest new cars in showrooms currently.  Testers performed six different tasks that drivers frequently do while on the move, including changing the temperature, zooming out on a sat-nav route and changing from one radio station to another.

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