Yikes! It’s still distracted driving awareness month and two new studies show just how crazy and distracted drivers are. Put there are ways to prevent distractions. According to the newly released 2018 Distracted Driving Snapshot from
Two new studies examine distracted driving and its affects on safety and teens. EverQuote announced results of its second annual study. TeenSafe’s new study shows both teens and parents are texting and using their phones
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) today announced the launch of Keep the Road Code, a new campaign that focuses on preventing distracted driving. “We know that
It’s Distracted Driving Awareness Month. GEICO is offering advice to stop distracted driving and auto thefts. GEICO requests that you please don’t go mobile in your vehicle. If your smartphone becomes too tempting to resist,
Honda is supporting Distracted Driving Awareness Month with “Remove the Distractions,” a series of short videos on Honda’s social media channels aimed to raise awareness around the perils of distracted driving. The campaign features four
April is National Distracted Driving Month and with nearly 1 in 5 crashes in Texas involving distracted driving – a ratio that has not changed in the past three years – the Texas Department of
It’s still “Distracted Driving Awareness Month” and drivers are distracted by more than cell phones, their own daydreaming and thoughts….Of the more than 172,000 people killed in car crashes over the past five years, one
Life360, the leading location sharing app that protects and connects families, today released the largest U.S. distracted driving study to date, identifying which people, states and cities have the most and least distracted driving. Leveraging
In advance of Distracted Driving Awareness Month, AAA released results of its latest survey and the National Safety Council announced that it supports a total ban on cell phone use while driving. Distracted Driving Increasing
Laws requiring all impaired-driving offenders to install alcohol interlocks reduce the number of impaired drivers in fatal crashes by 16 percent, a new study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety shows. If all states
On the road, off the phone—That’s the message from the Washington Traffic Safety Commission (WTSC) as they announce extra patrols focused on distracted driving, April 2-14, 2018. Statewide, over 150 law enforcement agencies will be
A new survey illustrates distracted driving behaviors and whether or not high-tech car features, such as lane departure warning and automatic braking, are making drivers less distracted. The survey was commissioned by Esurance and found