Concluding our blog series 6 Distracted Driving Myths Debunked for Distracted Driving Awareness Month, below, we will dispel a few more misconceptions about distracted driving. The Facts behind More Distracted Driving Myths Myth 5: Looking at my phone just to read a text for a few seconds isn’t risky. While the facts behind these [...]

Continuing from 6 Distracted Driving Myths Debunked for Distracted Driving Awareness Month (Pt. 1), here, we will present the facts behind more common misconceptions about distracted driving. More Distracted Driving Myths You Shouldn’t Believe Myth 3: Talking on cellphones while driving is the same as talking to a passenger in my vehicle. Do you [...]

Crashes involving a distracted driver … cost the nation $46 billion in 2010, an average cost of $148 for every person in the U.S. Including lost quality of life, these crashes were responsible for $129 billion of the overall societal harm caused by motor vehicle crashes. – The Economic and Societal Impact of Motor Vehicle [...]

When it comes to teen driver accidents, male teen motorists may be more dangerous than their female counterparts, according to a recent study. Here’s why. Contact us for help with your financial recovery if you’ve been hurt in any traffic accident. Teen driver accidents have been a problem for decades and have led [...]

The National Safety Council (NSC) has dubbed April 2014 as Distracted Driving Awareness Month in an effort to bring awareness to this completely preventable and all-too-common cause of serious motor vehicle accidents. Although any number of activities can be the cause of distracted driving, the NSC’s primary focus in its ongoing campaign is to encourage [...]