The Arizona Department of Transportation has a very important message for drivers. Don't Pokemon and drive.
Pikachu is too smart to be roadkill, anyway. #DontCatchAndDrive #PokemonGo https://t.co/UdqCtSNOni pic.twitter.com/bG7h7qNOy5
— Arizona DOT (@ArizonaDOT) July 13, 2016
The message is simple, driving and searching for exotic monsters or checking in at PokéStops don't mix.
As ADOT tweeted, "Pikachu is too smart to be roadkill, anyway."
They remind drivers to #DontCatchAndDrive and when traveling on foot, don't play the game near the road.
The smartphone app that was released about a week ago is soaring in popularity with Pokémon trainers heading out to hunt for rare monsters.
While on your quest to become a Pokemon Master, NEVER catch them while driving - even if it's a Pikachu. #PokemonGO #DontDriveDistracted
— AAA Arizona (@AAA_Arizona) July 12, 2016
The PokemonGo app already has than 7.5 million U.S. downloads since it was launched.
