If you're thinking about sending or responding to a text while behind the wheel, you may want to think again. If you get ...

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While 33% of drivers earning less than $25,000 annually report waiting until they’re parked before reading or responding to a text, just 27% of those earning more than $150,000 do so, according to ...

Texting while driving is dangerous, whether it's type-to-text or voice-to-text. April 25, 2013— -- To combat the reported dangers of texting while driving, many new mobile phone voice control ...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said texting while driving with the EV maker’s newest Full Self-Driving software enabled is okay to do. Elon Musk has given the thumbs-up to some Tesla drivers texting behind the ...

I can’t believe I have to say this, but Tesla drivers should not start texting while driving, despite what Elon Musk says. Do not listen to the billionaire CEO of the company that makes your car. He ...

PHOENIX—After some false starts—and a recent near-death experience—a ban on texting behind the wheel faces one final hurdle in the Arizona Legislature. If the legislation passes and Gov. Jan Brewer ...

Trying to send a quick text back home with one hand while driving might cost you dearly in Arkansas. The Arkansas Department ...

Chilling new research from the Cohen Children’s Medical Center in New York suggests that texting while driving has become the number one cause of death amongst teenagers behind the wheel, surpassing ...

Your phone pings with an incoming text as you're driving. Can you read it at the next red light? Here's what the law says.

How many accidents are caused by texting and driving? Most people know that texting behind the wheel can increase the likelihood of a crash, but just how many accidents are caused by texting and ...

Louisiana’s new hands-free cell phone law is now fully enforceable: drivers caught holding phones face $100 fines, or $250 in school and construction zones.