Distracted driving occurs when a driver takes their eyes, hands, or attention off the road. Even a short distraction can turn an ordinary trip into a serious crash. Many people think it only means ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. shares his story to warn teens of the dangers of distracted driving and urges safer habits on the road.

BAYTOWN, TX (KTRK) -- It used to be that prom-goers and graduating high school seniors got reenactments of underage celebrations gone wrong. Mock drunk driving accidents put on by the Shattered Dreams ...

Distracted driving remains a problem, especially among young people, according to a new study from AAA. New research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety shows that a smartphone’s Do Not Disturb ...

Drivers know cell phone talk and texting isn't safe but still do it. Sept. 20, 2010— -- Think chatting on your cell phone or sending a text message while driving isn't that dangerous? Think again ...

Australian researchers say kids in the backseat take your eyes off the road. March 19, 2013— -- People have been caught doing all sorts things that distract them behind the wheel -- from eating ...

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 ...

Distracted driving isn’t just about texting. It includes anything that takes your eyes, hands, or mind away from the road. Whether you’re checking your phone, adjusting the radio, eating, putting on ...

We all know distracted driving is a problem, but a new survey is showing us what is most likely to take our attention away from the road. According to Root Insurance, 52 percent of drivers report that ...

New numbers show the results of Minnesota law enforcement's latest crackdown on distracted driving. Police cited 6,450 drivers for using their cell phones during April's distracted driving enforcement ...

Q: It’s clearly dangerous to talk on the phone while driving, and it makes sense that we have a law against it, but why are the police allowed to do it? In Washington, 20 percent of fatal crashes are ...

Way too many people died last year because someone couldn’t wait to make a call or send a text. Stand near any busy road, and ...