Ten percent of Italians take video with their cell phones while driving. Among them, 3.1 percent admitted to doing it themselves while driving their vehicle, while 6.9 percent said they were in a vehicle while the driver was filming. This is the figure from the third edition of the research on users' driving styles, commissioned by Anas (Infrastructure Pole Company of the Italian FS Group) and conducted by CSA Research - Corporate Statistics Center - with interviews on a sample of 4 thousand people and with more than 5 thousand direct observations on the road. Of the 3.1 percent who said they had used their cell phones while driving to take video footage, both men and women in an age range of 24 to 44 years old belong equally, with the highest peaks between 25 and 34 years old. The same is true for the 6.9 percent of users who claimed to have been on board while the driver was filming: the highest percentage is among women aged 25 to 34.