New research shows more than two-thirds of Australian drivers want more physical buttons in their vehicles, pointing to in-car tech and touchscreens as significant sources of distraction – and contributors to crashes.Research from global insurance giant Allianz analysed 34,000 vehicle crashes and surveyed drivers from around the world, with Australians near the top of the list in preferring physical buttons over touchscreens.The Allianz Centre for Technology (AZT) found 67 per cent of Australian drivers who had been in a collision identified distraction as playing a role in their incident, while almost one in three Australian drivers (29 per cent) surveyed…