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Although cell phone use is widely known to increase the risk of accidents, new research highlights the impact it has on risky driving behaviors among teenagers.
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Use of technology while driving can exacerbate distracted driving behaviors among individuals already diagnosed with ADHD, increasing the risk of accidents.
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A new study finds that some drivers will cut down on using their phone while driving if using apps that provide financial incentives to prevent distracted driving accidents.
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Auto accident deaths continue to decline after peaking during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new NHTSA report.
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The NHTSA has launched a campaign aimed at dissuading drivers from using cellphones and other distractions while behind the wheel, which has contributed to an increase in traffic fatalities in recent years.
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The State of Maryland is putting new traffic rules and safety measures in place to protect workers in construction zones from auto accidents.
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A new study reveals that elderly drivers with ADHD face twice as many auto accidents as their peers who do not have the disorder.
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Recent data has seen a rise in child pedestrian roadway deaths in recent years, researchers warn.
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A new NHTSA report found that auto accident fatalities reached a record high in 2021 as drivers took to the roads again after the pandemic and took more risks.
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The NHTSA has launched a campaign seeking to reduce auto accidents caused by distracted driving, which have been on the rise in recent years.