Distracted Driving Facts [Infographic]

You’ve most likely seen the driver of the car next to you do it, or maybe you’ve even done it yourself. Whether it’s to read a text message or view driving directions, looking at a phone while driving is a serious issue. New technology has allowed for hands-free phone conversations but the rise of smartphones has led to other problems. Besides calling and texting, you can now browse the Internet, check your email, and scroll through social media right on your smartphone. These abilities create more distractions on the road.

State Farm conducts an annual survey to examine drivers’ attitudes and behaviors in regard to distracted driving. The 2015 results and distracted driving facts can be viewed in the infographic below.

Distracted Driving Facts [Infographic]

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Distracted Driving Accident Lawyer

Distracted driving accidents are so devastating because they are preventable. If the driver was looking at the road instead of at his or her phone, the accident wouldn’t have happened. If you were injured in an accident because of a distracted driver, you deserve compensation. You shouldn’t have to worry about how to pay medical bills because of someone else’s negligence. A distracted driving accident lawyer at Kane & Silverman will fight for your rights. Please do not hesitate to contact us at 215-232-1000 or via online contact form for a free evaluation of your claim.