Multiple news agencies have reported that Google Glass could be subject to distracted driving laws, since the device may pose a distraction risk to drivers. According to the reports, some fans of the new device may be subject to strict distracted driving laws soon since an extension of the texting while driving law could be covering the use of the device in the near future. A bill has been recently introduced to add the Google Glass device to the list (read more)
Read MoreSeveral media outlets in California indicated that in April, law enforcement agencies are scheduled to be carrying out a major distracted-driving crackdown. Thousands of officers will be sent out across the state to look for drivers who are operating vehicles in highways and local roads while distracted by phones or other electronic devices. While concerns linked to distracted driving increase, drivers seem to stay oblivious of the risks. Distracted driving has been illegal for nearly five years, however, the number (read more)
Read MoreDrivers are being urged to never ignore how dangerous and risky distracted driving may be. Distractions may include drinking coffee, easting, performing personal grooming and using a handheld device such as smartphones or iPods while behind the wheel. Safety experts have urged drivers to keep in mind that if they follow certain tips, they will be surely safer while behind the wheel. To prevent accidents, keep the phone away and if you know someone is calling, stay focused on the (read more)
Read MoreAccording to several news agencies, the driving laws in California may be changing for teen drivers. The reports show that teens are the most vulnerable group when it comes to distracted driving dangers. Because of that, teens are urged to beware they must always practice safe driving habits and avoid being distracted by their phones. Lawmakers believe that urging teens to be alert is not enough. Many accidents have been linked to teens that were distracted while texting behind the (read more)
Read MoreMultiple news agencies have been indicating that more cases of auto accidents that resulted in the deaths of teenagers have been reported in 2012. The trend shows that the number of fatal accidents linked to teenagers and teen drivers has increased sharply during the first six months of 2012. Official data indicates that the increase of 19 percent in the number of deaths of teens aged 16 and 17 demonstrates officials and drivers must look into the factors that were (read more)
Read MoreAccording to a series of news agencies, lawmakers hope to restrict the use of cell phone when it comes to teenagers behind the wheel. Reports show that multiple laws in various states have already been enacted to make it illegal for drivers to text and drive. Under California law, motorists who are under 18 are entirely prohibited from talking over their phone while operating a vehicle, even while using a hands-free device. Texting while driving is also prohibited in California. (read more)
Read MoreMultiple news agencies have indicated that in San Anselmo, a distracted driving awareness event will be held during the period between February 11 and 15. According to several news agencies, the Sir Francis Drake High School will hold an event that hopes to make teens aware of the risks associated with distracted driving. The event will feature assemblies with speakers and other events such as the demonstration of a video produced by students. The video will show students just how (read more)
Read MoreMultiple news agencies have reported that AT&T continues to take its campaign “Texting & Driving… It Can Wait” to several high schools across the country in order to teach teens the importance of making wiser decisions while behind the wheel of a vehicle. According to the reports, teens get the chance to learn how deadly distracted driving can be in a safe environment with the help of a reality driving simulator provided by the organization of the campaign. Teens participate (read more)
Read MoreAccording to recent reports, students in Mecosta County got the opportunity to learn about distracted driving with the help of the Traffic Improvement Association of Michigan. The news agencies report that the students learned about distracted driving in a recent presentation that was carried out by officials from the TIA and the Mecosta County Sheriff’s Office. The presentations allowed teens to learn about the dangers associated with texting and driving as well as drinking and driving. The TIA offers several (read more)
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Dec
2012
Teen Drivers And Car Safety Tips
According to several news agencies, the number of auto accidents that lead to fatalities involving teen drivers and passengers still represent a major concern to traffic authorities. Several safety advocates have been asking parents to not only purchase safe vehicles for their teen drivers but also to focus on teaching their children how to safely and meticulously operate a vehicle in a defensive manner to avoid crashes that could cost their lives. Recently, Sake Kids held a conference in Connecticut (read more)
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