Category: distracted driving

“Save Your Teenage Driver’s Life” The 100 Deadliest Days

 

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The AAA  Foundation for Traffic Safety has proclaimed the time period between Memorial Day and Labor Day the “100  Deadliest Days.” During this time period teenage crashes increase significantly! In fact more than 5000 traffic fatalities have been attributed to teenage drivers during this dangerous three month period. That is why I have timed the release of my new book “Save Your Teenage Driver’s Life”🙁 Important Strategies to Teach a New Driver Now!) to coincide with these “100 Deadliest Days.”

 

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The “Textalyzer” Coming to a Road or Highway Near You: New Technology to Combat Texting and Driving

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Distracted Driving about to be Crushed in New York State

New York  will look too become the first State to legalize the use of a “textalyzer” to determine if a driver was texting before being involved an a traffic collision. This technology was developed by an Israeli firm named Cellibrite. Cellebrite is the firm that many believe was involved in the cracking of the much publicized Apple iPhone case.

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Teenage Texting and Driving: The New Clear and Present Danger

 

 

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When teenagers hit the roads for the first time they are already dealing with three strikes against them. 1. They are inexperienced drivers. 2. They are immature drivers. and 3. They are in the risk pool, and as a result pay the highest amount for auto insurance in comparison to the rest of the driving population. It is  bad enough that teens already account for most of the fatal drinking and driving accidents in the United States, and now they have fatal texting accidents to add to that resume. “Teenage Texting and Driving : The New Clear and Present Danger!”

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