MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — The Southeastern Chapter of the National Safety Council is working with Lowcountry law enforcement to educate and warn high school students of the dangers of distracted ...

85% of Americans consider distracted driving as dangerous as or more so than drinking and driving. While many witness reckless driving, 65% claim they have 'never' driven distracted, revealing a gap ...

Distracted driving remains a problem, especially among young people, according to a new study from AAA. In Massachusetts, 26 people have been killed in crashes involving distracted drivers between ...

April is recognized as Distracted Driving Awareness Month by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. We all know not to drive distracted, and from a learning perspective, there are good ...

A recent Samsara report has revealed that drivers’ #1 option for tackling distracted driving is access to accurate, AI-powered detection and alert systems. Other supportive technologies were also seen ...

The latest distracted driving statistics from the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) show that in 2023 alone, distraction-related crashes led to 3,275 deaths. They also resulted in 324,819 ...

With Paul Miller’s Law having gone into effect earlier this month, it serves as a reminder of the importance of not driving while distracted by the use of cellphones, which can have deadly ...

Some states, including Georgia and Pennsylvania, permit the use of a single earbud for phone calls. It is completely illegal ...

Northwest Arkansas and state law enforcement agencies are taking part in a national campaign starting Monday to deter distracted driving. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Put the ...

It's not just a smartphone problem. Distracted driving has been making highways more dangerous since the advent of the automobile -- but smartphones have worsened the issue and, more recently, forced ...

Every Halloween, car crashes involving distracted drivers spike. And for pedestrians—especially children—that risk can turn deadly in a heartbeat. The glow of jack-o’-lanterns, the laughter of kids in ...