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CellSentry App Helps Eliminate Texting While Driving

With 23% of auto collisions (1.3 million crashes) related to texting and driving each year, CellSentry and its proprietary software can disable texting while driving.

Kentucky to Give Three License Penalty Points for Texting While Driving Violation

Kentucky’s Governor Steve Beshear has directed the state’s Transportation Cabinet to assess penalty points on the licenses of drivers who are cited and found to have violated Kentucky’s law against texting while driving.

Connecticut Toughens Distracted Driving Laws

The governor signs two bills aimed at discouraging the use of cell phones and other handheld electronic devices while driving.

Report Says States Are Stepping Up Efforts to Combat Distracted Driving

The Governors Highway Safety Association releases a report examining how states are addressing the problem of distracted driving. Today, 47 states and the District of Columbia have specific laws aimed at preventing the problem.

Hawaii's Governor Signs Seat Belt and Distracted Driving Bills into Law

New Hawaii laws require seat belts for both front and back seat occupants, and prohibit texting while driving.

Va. Legislators Vote to Toughen Texting Ban

The Virginia General Assembly has passed legislation to make the state’s existing driving-while-texting ban a primary offense and to substantially raise penalties for offenses.

Florida Considers Driving-While-Texting Ban

Florida legislators are considering a bill that would make texting while driving a secondary offense.

AAA Study: Behind-the-Wheel Cell Phone Users More Likely to Speed and Drive Drowsy

The study also reveals the double standard that most drivers hold when it comes to engaging in distracted driving.

New Report Grades States on Legislative Action to Make Highways Safer

Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety on Jan. 15 released the group's 10th annual "roadmap" report, grading all 50 states and the District of Columbia on their action – or lack thereof – on 15 basic highway safety laws.

NHTSA Gives Connecticut and Massachusetts $550,000 for Texting Ban Enforcement Programs

WASHINGTON – NHTSA is giving $550,000 to the states of Connecticut and Massachusetts, $275,000 each, to train police officers to spot better texting drivers and to develop media efforts to warn the public of the dangers of texting while driving.

CellSentry App Helps Eliminate Texting While Driving

Kentucky to Give Three License Penalty Points for Texting While Driving Violation

Connecticut Toughens Distracted Driving Laws

Report Says States Are Stepping Up Efforts to Combat Distracted Driving

Hawaii's Governor Signs Seat Belt and Distracted Driving Bills into Law

Va. Legislators Vote to Toughen Texting Ban

Florida Considers Driving-While-Texting Ban

AAA Study: Behind-the-Wheel Cell Phone Users More Likely to Speed and Drive Drowsy

New Report Grades States on Legislative Action to Make Highways Safer

NHTSA Gives Connecticut and Massachusetts $550,000 for Texting Ban Enforcement Programs

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