Distracted drivers texting or using their cell phones caused 1,520 crashes, killing five people on South Carolina roads from 2013 to 2023, according to the most recent Department of Public Safety data ...

A new approach to tackling mobile phone use while driving and not wearing a seatbelt is being called for by an influential ...

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Governments in more than a dozen states are now offering residents an option with the promise of more security, less hassle: replace a plastic driver's license with a secure, cryptographic and ...

A Pennsylvania law banning the use of handheld devices, like cell phones, while driving is now in effect. The law even includes banning drivers from using a phone while being stopped at a traffic ...

A recent University of Washington study found one driver in 16, or about 6 percent, is on the phone while driving on Seattle streets. Philip Howard, a UW associate professor of communication, directed ...

Disturbing footage has exposed some of the outrageous acts drivers are performing while behind the wheel - from nail painting ...

Virginia is the fourteenth state to offer residents the option of using mobile driver’s licenses at airports equipped with digital ID readers—using facial recognition— instead of traditional means of ...

Drivers violating South Carolina’s new hands-free law will face fines upwards of $100 and points off their driving record. Maria Elena Scott Distracted drivers texting or using their cell phones ...