Brain Signals from Hyundai Mobis Earset Help Prevent Drowsy Driving
It was found that you can curtail dangerous situations like drowsy driving by up to 1/3 when applying driver monitoring technology based on brain waves.
It was found that you can curtail dangerous situations like drowsy driving by up to 1/3 when applying driver monitoring technology based on brain waves.
The California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) and California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) announced today a new statewide education campaign and video contest that encourages
Everyone knows the dangers of texting while driving, but Erie Insurance is raising awareness of a more recent but equally dangerous trend – vlogging while driving.
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, an observance the National Safety Council brings to national attention by sharing safe driving resources and personal safety stories. NSC urges
April is National Distracted Driving Awareness month, and a troubling trend of increased driver distraction is causing chaos on our roads. The number of people
In the spirit of National Teen Driver Safety Week, the Safe Roads Alliance (SRA) and Cambridge Mobile Telematics (CMT) are partnering to remind parents and
64% of Californians are concerned that distracted driving is a threat to their safety as in-person learning resumes, according to a new poll of 602
The California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) has launched a new video series to educate teens and California drivers about safe driving practices. The “Did
According to a recent consumer survey* commissioned by Smith Micro Software, 70% of parents believe that smartphones put their children’s generation at more risk for
One in four drivers are using their phones nearly five times an hour, making them 70% more likely to be in a collision than the
Nearly nine in ten U.S. drivers (87%) have engaged in various distracted driving behaviors while operating a vehicle for personal reasons in the past 90
How long do you think it takes to glance at a text message when you’re driving? One second? Two seconds? You’re not alone. Most drivers