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Did you know distracted driving was the reason behind more than 3,400 fatal collisions in 2015? Distraction is deadly, and eDriving is working to reverse the dangerous trend. eDriving has now released its popular July webinar, €œThe 7 Stages of Distraction Denial,€ online for all drivers to learn from and review. For the webinar eDriving [€¦]
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DriversEd.com Contributing Writer Alexis David has kept an ongoing diary for us as she takes our California online drivers ed course. Here€™s her fifth entry. Being a passenger was a routine thing that I took for granted. As a passenger, I could sleep in the car, eat, listen to music without being distracted and admire [€¦]
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The Impact Texas Young Drivers course tackles one of the biggest safety issues today: the plethora of mobile devices, as well as bad driving habits, that facilitate distracted driving.
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Use these tips and tricks and share them with your friends, so everyone can have a great beach party in the sun.
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Today, in honor of National Donut Day, avoid eating or drinking these items while driving to give the road and surrounding drivers 100% of your attention.
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As the fun€”and heat€”of summer approaches, it€™s time to stop and re-think who you€™re leaving in your vehicle. The summer season is prime time for hot car deaths, and these tragedies are even worse knowing that they€™re preventable. You may think cracking the windows or prior air-conditioning will keep those you€™re leaving inside safe€”and unfortunately [€¦]
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The founder of B.R.A.K.E.S. shares why he made a career out of teaching teens to drive safely, in honor of Global Youth Traffic Safety Month.
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When Michigan resident Brandon La Forest was hit by a distracted driver in 2010, doctors said it was unlikely he would survive. He had suffered what medics called the worst brain and head injury possible. Despite those odds, Brandon persevered, and, following many painful years of recovery, now campaigns against distracted driving. Here, Brandon shares [€¦]
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As the 19th century segued into the 20th, so did the primary mode of transportation. For centuries people relied on horses to get around, but the development of the internal combustion engine in the 1900s altered that. Vehicles were taking over, and U.S. presidents had to acclimate to automobile travel. But it€™s interesting to see [€¦]
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