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The governors of Florida and Hawaii pass new laws on texting and using mobile devices while driving.
Read More →2013 brings in multiple new laws affecting drivers in the state of California. One law allows drivers to use voice-activated technology while driving, which is already being challenged by the National Safety Council.
Read More →GHSA’s new policy broadens the organization’s support of distracted driving legislation to include a call for handheld bans for all drivers.
Read More →New York's distracted driving law makes texting while driving a primary traffic offense, giving police officers the power to stop drivers for this offense alone.
Read More →Ohio is the 39th state to prohibit texting behind the wheel for all drivers.
Read More →The 'Blueprint for Ending Distracted Driving' plan encourages the remaining 11 states without distracted driving laws to enact and enforce this type of legislation. It also asks the auto industry to adopt new guidelines for technology to reduce the potential for distraction on devices built into, or brought into, vehicles.
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The new law, which takes effect Aug. 1, makes Alabama the 38th state to outlaw the practice of texting while driving.
Read More →Idaho is the 37th state to prohibit texting behind the wheel by all drivers.
Read More →ZoomSafer Inc. and Drivewyze Inc. announced their intent to work together to ensure product compatibility, combining Drivewyze's toll road info and ZoomSafer's distracted driving technology.
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