distracted driving

Illinois takes a stand against distracted driving—new rules for student drivers mandate watching a crucial safety video before hitting the road.

Distracted driving in Kentucky is so bad that they are among the top five worst states in the entire country.

There are far too may alarming statistics reflecting the dangers of not buckling up and not using your smartphone while driving. Safety always comes first.

Find out why driving with dogs in your lap can be incredibly distracting and risky. Get tips on how to secure your furry friend properly in the car for a safer and more focused driving experience.

The leaders of the Land of Lincoln have voted to approve a new law that will affect what you can and can't do while driving, and it will officially become law at the start of 2024, here are the details...

I'm sure some of you will be traveling to or through Tennessee this summer, just make sure you have your bluetooth enabled for your cell phone because the state's hand-held cell phone ban goes into effect July 1st.

Admit it, even though you swear you never touch your phone while you are driving, you'd be fibbing a bit. Sure there are laws around the country that fine texting while driving, but South Carolina is trying to make sure their drivers NEVER touch their phones again.

Chances are your Labor Day Weekend will include at least one get-together with friends and family filled with grilled food, Cornhole, and a beer or two (or six). In an effort to make sure everyone gets home safely, law enforcement in Vanderburgh County will be setting up sobriety checkpoints throughout the county to make sure people who have had one too many aren't behind the wheel.

When you hear the term 'distracted driving', you probably immediately think of texting and driving, and you would be right, but there is something much more dangerous than texting and driving...inattentiveness. Eating while driving, drinking your morning coffee behind the wheel or just simply being tired can dramatically affect your ability to pay attention.

Distracted driving has just become a huge priority for the Obama administration. They believe stronger laws at the state level and crackdowns by local law enforcement will prevent thousands of deaths and injuries caused by drivers using their smartphones and texting while driving.