5 Illegal and Deadly Driving Habits
This timely article arrived from Legal Shield and I want to pass it on. We are seeing an increase is major front end and rear end collisions, and in the dry summer, there can be no excuse except for distracted driving. Please take heed of these suggestions: Causing an accident due to negligence could kill or seriously injure you, your loved ones and other drivers. Read and share the following information with your friends and family, particularly young drivers. 1. Texting While Driving – Driving while texting, emailing or using a smartphone is illegal in most U.S. states and Canadian provinces. While the laws may vary based on the age of the driver or the type of device in use, one thing is clear: distracted driving is dangerous. Numerous studies have shown that texting or using your smartphone while driving substantially increases your chance of injury or death. Injuries and deaths caused by distracted drivers have skyrocketed in recent years. Pull safely to the side