The Harsh Realities of Phone Distraction

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Insurance Information Institute - Nov 11, 2020

This study concludes that distracted driving related to the use of phones continues to rise despite education programs and state laws. Cambridge Mobile Telematics (CMT) analyzed 54 trips recorded in 2019 and found that at least 20 seconds of cumulative phone distraction occurred in 37 percent of car...

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