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Distracted Driving Prevention Programs for Adults: What Actually Works
UBI telematics makes highly engaged drivers 65 percent safer. Fleet programs produce crash reductions in 72 percent of implementations. Here is what research says actually works for adult distracted driving prevention.

Juneteenth Weekend Driving Safety: What the Holiday Statistics Show
Juneteenth averages 123 traffic fatalities, 6.64 percent more than a typical June day. It is the third most dangerous holiday for drivers and the most dangerous in six states. Here is what the data shows for 2026.

How Police Enforce Distracted Driving Laws: Tactics, Challenges and What Works
CITE vehicles. Operation Hang Up. AI cameras. High-visibility campaigns. Here is how law enforcement actually catches distracted drivers in 2026 and what the research shows actually changes behavior.

Distracted Driving and Children: How to Keep Kids Safe as Passengers and Pedestrians
Children are 12 times more distracting to drivers than a phone. And 413 child passengers were killed by distracted drivers in 2024. Here is how to keep your kids safe from both sides of the distracted driving risk.

Rideshare and Delivery Driver Distracted Driving: A Growing Safety Crisis
One in three rideshare drivers have crashed while working. Distraction is a factor in 66 percent of rideshare crashes. Here is the complete data on the gig economy’s growing road safety crisis

Summer Road Trip Safety: The Complete Phone-Free Driving Guide for 2026
The 100 days between Memorial Day and Labor Day are the deadliest on American roads. More than 30 percent of fatal teen crashes happen in this window. Here is the complete phone-free driving guide for summer 2026.

Ohio Distracted Driving Law 2026: Results After One Year of Enforcement
Ohio’s distracted driving law produced 15,400 fewer crashes, 1,112 fewer distracted driving crashes, a 19.4 percent drop in fatal DD crashes and 138 fewer deaths in year one. Here is the complete results analysis.

Distracted Driving on Highways vs. City Streets: Where Are You Most at Risk?
74 percent of distracted driving fatal crashes happen on urban roads. The most dangerous road type is not the highway but the suburban arterial road. Here is what the NHTSA FARS data shows.

Distracted Driving and Pedestrian Safety: The Overlooked Victims
639 pedestrians and cyclists were killed by distracted drivers in 2024 according to NHTSA. That is 20 percent of all distraction-affected fatalities. Here is the complete data on the victims no one talks about.

Hands-Free Driving: What It Means, What It Covers and What It Does Not
33 states plus DC have hands-free laws. But most drivers do not know exactly what is legal and what is not. Here is the complete 2026 guide to what hands-free driving actually means.