Despite being 100% preventable, distracted driving was the second-most common factor in Texas traffic crashes in 2025 — ...

“Every day, drivers make choices that can change lives in seconds. Looking down at a phone, adjusting music, or any moment ...

VDOT says that 66% of drivers admit to driving while distracted and a whopping 88% of people say that phone use while driving is extremely dangerous. With April being Distracted Driver Awareness Month ...

PennDOT and the Pennsylvania State Police are urging drivers to avoid digital distractions while on the road. This reminder ...

Florida lawmakers did not pass hands-free driving bills this session, leaving the state with its current texting-only ban ...

Distracted driving is getting worse as more young drivers admit to watching videos, even livestreams, while on the road ...

The effort comes as distracted driving caused tens of thousands of crashes and hundreds of deaths in a single year.

Streaming has made content easier to access, adding a layer of convenience for users. However, The Guardian reports that it is also increasing road risk, as more drivers use apps like TikTok behind ...

With multiple Marshall County schools enjoying prom events over the weekend Marshall County Schools teamed up with the ...

More U.S. drivers are also reported to be watching short-form videos on platforms like TikTok while behind the wheel.

April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, a timely reminder that one of the most dangerous habits on America's ...

Bipartisan bill proposes higher fines for using handheld devices while driving in New Hampshire. Repeat offenders could temporarily lose licenses.