Analyze the information in the readings and explain how it supports the points you’re making.

First Essay: Phone Makers Could Cut Off Drivers. Why Don’t They?https://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/25/technology/phone-makers-could-cut-off-drivers-so-why-dont-they.htmlSecond Reading: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/07/opinion/a-public-health-crisis-that-we-can-fix.htmlMatt Richtel (“Phone Makers Could Cut Off Drivers. Why Don’t They?”) writes that text-blocking technology for drivers exists today. He explores the various reasons why it is not used. David Leonhardt (“A Public-Health Crisis That We Can Fix”) takes the argument further by discussing the surge in U.S. vehicle deaths over a two-year period.With reference to both articles, plan and write a thesis-driven essay that evaluates the issue of cell phones and distracted driving.Tips for SuccessMake sure that your argument begins with a clear introductory paragraph and a thesis statement that lists the arguments you’ll make in your essay. Use clear topic sentences to start each body paragraph. Analyze the information in the readings and explain how it supports the points you’re making. Include relevant quotations and paraphrases, using citations to the best of your ability. Proofread your work and correct grammatical errors.