Avoid an Auto Accident

Throughout the United States, there are many different regulations regarding wearing headphones while driving. Some states allow for strictly headphones that do not cover the head, others, only one side of the headphones in one ear, and in some others, it is completely illegal. Indiana, however, is not included in any of these given examples.... Read More

Traffic-related fatalities are on the rise in the United States, according to a recent article by CNN Money. Citing a recent report by the National Safety Council, CNN found that traffic deaths during the first six months of 2015 were up 14 percent from the same time period in 2014: 18,600 traffic deaths occurred between January 2015... Read More

Distracted driving is driving while your mind, eyes, or hands are doing something else. Nearly any activity that causes drivers to take their eyes off the road, their hands off the wheel, or their attention away from maneuvering the vehicle could be considered distracted driving. Common driver distractions include: Talking, texting, or checking social media... Read More

The official U.S. government website for distracted driving, Distraction.gov, describes this type of behavior as “any activity that could divert a person’s attention away from the primary task of driving.” Common distracted driving behaviors include using a cell phone or smartphone, texting or emailing, eating or drinking, grooming, adjusting music, talking to passengers, and reading a... Read More