According to the Tennessee Highway Safety Office, a distracted driver was involved in a crash nearly every 43 minutes from ...

Kansas has the third-highest rate in the nation of fatality crashes due to distracted driving, studies show. Distracted ...

A fatal crash that may have occurred while the driver was livestreaming on TikTok, and a severe sentence in a fatal drunken driving crash, highlight continued dangers from impaired and distracted ...

Thanksgiving means gathering with the family, but dangerous driving habits are more pronounced that day than on even some other major holidays, according to an analysis. Christmas and New Year's Day ...

Thanksgiving means gathering with the family, but dangerous driving habits are more pronounced that day than on even some other major holidays, according to an analysis. Christmas and New Year's Day ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Arizona is a hands-free state, meaning you’re not allowed to use a phone while driving. But new research reveals that, despite the law, Arizona drivers are still distracted.

OHIO, USA — New data from the state of Ohio shows the new distracted driving law has been cutting down on crashes and saving lives in its first year on the books. Police started giving tickets in ...

SAN ANTONIO – Nearly 460 school zone violations last school year have sparked concerns along a busy stretch of road on San Antonio’s far north side, where local advocates are pushing for stricter ...

An man works his phone as he drives through traffic in Dallas, Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2013. Texas lawmakers are considering a statewide ban on texting while driving. (AP ...

ROCK HILL, S.C. — South Carolina’s new distracted driving law will take effect on Monday, prohibiting drivers from holding or supporting a mobile device while operating a vehicle. The law aims to ...

Tennessee takes distracted driving very seriously, particularly among teens. Drivers under 18 could easily get a suspended license for distracted driving because of the Eddie Conrad Act. Distracted ...

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.