Allstate Advocates Senior Gamers
Alex Covert — October 4, 2008 — Autos
References: content.usatoday & switched
In the name of science, insurance company Allstate, is handing out 100,000 video games to the senior set to help "increase visual acuity, cognitive skills, and reaction time" as a part of a plan that they hope will decrease accidents in elderly drivers. If individuals in the test group beat the game, they'll get a discount on their insurance.
Wait a minute, don't teenagers have the highest accident rate? And they've been playing video games since birth!
Wait a minute, don't teenagers have the highest accident rate? And they've been playing video games since birth!
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