Report Published This Distracted Driving Awareness Month Sheds Light on State-Specific Penalties, Comparisons to DUI Violations and More

Award will seek innovative solutions to persuade teens to avoid texting and driving

Over half the crashes in the study had phone distraction on trip, but phones can make drivers better and roads safer

Automated tasks while driving so that drivers can focus on the road

Coggno, a Silicon Valley online training marketplace and learning management system, partners up with Agentis Safety Development to deliver Distracted Driving Prevention Course.

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The Automobile Safety Foundation road concentration cure tops the all time safety alert list.

To encourage people to stop driving while distracted, DistractedDriversBusted.com created the 30-Day Glovebox Challenge with the goal of maintaining this safe habit for life.

App prevents the display of and access to text messages, and sends auto responses to incoming texts to keep drivers focused on the road

Manhattan based RuckSackNY, a nimble, full-service boutique agency, has just completed a Public Service Announcement in response to the growing number of 'distracted driving' car accidents.

The distracted driving car accident lawyers at Buckfire & Buckfire, P.C. discuss recent study on increase of teen deaths and a victims rights after injuries in a Michigan auto accident.

Drive by Example develops Corporate Protection Program allowing human resource managers to limit liability and enhance corporate wellness by injecting driver safety

A recent study by State Farm Insurance and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia finds a correlation between the rate of Traumatic Brain Injuries in teen auto accidents and strictness of Graduated Driving Licensing laws.

The hit Fox show 'Glee' has an audience composed mostly of teenagers and they are using their platform to send a message: Distracted driving is dangerous, so don't do it.

Idaho and West Virginia have joined more than two dozen other states which not only actively ban texting and driving, but actively pursue drivers they see violating the new laws.

The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration want drivers focused squarely on their driving, not handheld devices or hands-free devices, even the ones that come with their new car.

A Pennsylvania ban on texting and driving takes effect Thursday, adding to the number of states which effectively limit which devices drivers can use behind the wheel.

Less than a year into a new statewide ban on texting or talking on a cell phone while driving in New York and already fines are starting to really pile up.

This week researchers at UC Berkely released a study which shows that the number of traffic crashes caused by drivers using these devices has declined, something which researchers say is a direct result of the ban.

If approved, Florida Senate bill 416 will make texting, email and instant messaging while driving a secondary offense, punishable by a non-moving violation with a $30 fine for first-time offenders.

New ThumBands hit the market in order to promote safe driving. With all the dangers on the road, drivers of all ages need to be reminded how dangerous distracted driving is. Taking your eyes off the road even for a second can lead to death.

Distracted driving related accidents caused by the increase use of cellphones is an unnecessary pandemic that is having a disasters impact in our society.

Laguna Hills, CA - September 4, 2010 - SMS Replier™ by Iconosys, Inc. was favored over several other competing products designed to prevent texting-while-driving (TWD) in a study recently by conducted by MeadResearch, which called SMS Replier

New research shows that although teens say they understand the dangers of distracted driving, the vast majority continue to engage in it.

PhoneBeagle is changing the way parents and legal guardians deal with the serious issues of distracted drivers, 'sexting', bullying, excessive mobile phone use and other behavioral problems.

Four of ten American say they've been hit or nearly hit by a driver using a cell phone. Experts say this number may well rise with the increasing use of smart technology.

Congress may soon pass legislation to support state efforts to combat distracted driving which is costing 6,000 lives and more than 500,000 injuries each year on our nation's highways.

DOT Secretary Ray LaHood recently challenged the nation's best and brightest minds to develop solutions for distracted driving. LaHood wants MIT students to develop technology to block a driver's cell phone while permitting passengers to use the

Last week, the U.N. banned distracted driving by its 40,000 employees joining the U.S. and other countries around the world in a war against distracted driving.