“We lose over 3,000 lives on our roadways every year due to distracted driving. That’s nine fatalities a day and that needs to end,” said Jana Tidwell with AAA Mid-Atlantic.
Cellphones account for 12% of distracted driving incidents, but other distractions include following a GPS, changing the radio or eating.
Pennsylvania will enact a new hands-free law on June 5th.
“Meaning you cannot have the phone in your hand, be programming the phone, making a call, doing anything with the phone in your hand in Pennsylvania. It will be a primary offense,” said Jana.
Ways to stay engaged while on the roadways include:
For more resources, visit AAA’s website here.
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