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Nearly 35% of drivers say they have typed a text message or email while driving, even though 95.6% agreed that the behavior is unacceptable, according to new findings from AAA.
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Recent National Safety Council figures reveal the alarming incidence of crashes caused by cell-phoning and texting drivers. Companies have begun to recognize the liability of such behaviors.
Read More →New survey results from the AAA Foundation indicate that 31.4% of drivers admit to typing or sending texts or emails behind the wheel in the past month.
Read More →The new poll from the National Safety Council reveals that 47% of drivers believe it’s safe to send a text either manually or via voice-recognition systems.
Read More →Observational research shows a 39-percent increase in California motorists using a cell phone while driving, compared to last year.
Read More →CHARLESTON, WV – West Virginia Governor Earl Ray Tomblin on April 3 signed into law a bill that prohibits text messaging and handheld cell phone use while driving.
Read More →After a decade of failed legislative attempts, the state finally has a law on the books that prohibits texting while driving.
Read More →After reaching an agreement with the Senate, the Florida House recently passed legislation that would make texting while driving a primary instead of a secondary offense in the state.
Read More →The new primary-enforcement law goes into effect Nov. 1 and carries a $100 fine.
Read More →ARLINGTON, VA - It may be illegal to text while driving in most U.S. states, but a new study by researchers at the Highway Loss Data Institute found no reductions in crashes after laws banning the practice took effect.
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