DELAWARE, Ohio — It’s a scenario familiar to countless drivers: You’re in your car, eyes forward and hands on the wheel. For just a moment, you look down — maybe to check a message on your cellphone.

Did you know that 94% of car crashes are caused by distracted driving? According to ValuePenguin.com, 90% of people have admitted to engaging in risky driving behavior. Whether you're on your phone, ...

It’s Teen Driving Awareness Month, and Nationwide is encouraging teenagers to put distracted driving in the rearview mirror.

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 ...

With April designated as National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, the Florida Highway Patrol and their public safety partners are ...

It’s one of my go-to warnings when my boys are playing rough precariously close to a glass of wine on a table. "If and when that glass gets knocked over," I tell them, "I don’t want to hear, ‘It was ...

Determining root cause of why a driver's eyes are off the road early can help mitigate accidents and improve safety. Even seemingly minor distractions can have a devastating impact on the safety of ...

ATLANTA — As the summer months approach, roads become busier with travelers heading to vacations, beaches and family gatherings. This seasonal increase in traffic heightens the risk of crashes, often ...

A law meant to cut down on distracted driving crashes and incidents is set to go into effect in Pennsylvania. “Paul Miller’s Law,” which was signed last year by Gov. Josh Shapiro, makes it illegal to ...

April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and local law enforcement agencies are not fooling around. On Tuesday, Blount County Sheriff’s Office and Maryville Police Department posted ...

Picture this: you’re stopped at a red light with your seatbelt buckled. A text message dings, and you quickly reply. Seems harmless, right? But in fact, you may be breaking the law. Across Canada, all ...