U.S. interstates in South are the deadliest and among states with little or no distracted driver-related policy
America’s Most Dangerous Highways
— CityLab, The Atlantic, October 21, 2016
Tag: Penalties
Tennessee’s “Due Care” law provides easier enforcement option to protect roads from distracted drivers: It’s tough to prove driver was texting
To Dissuade Texting While Driving, Tennessee Troopers Dole Out Fines Up To Five Times Higher
— Nashville Public Radio, October 21, 2016
Rules of the road for mobile devices behind the wheel vary state-to-state in Australia
Hands-free or hands off: Phones and driving
— motoring, October 15, 2016
Australia’s Transport Minister alarmed at rise in road fatalities and costs, ‘gut instinct’ is distracted drivers
Darren Chester raises alarm on drivers’ mobiles
— The Australian, September 7, 2016
British Columbia’s Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General says ‘leave the phone alone,’ introduces new fines and points to campaign: Op/Ed
Op-Ed: Distracted driving will cost you — one way or another
Mike Morris, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General
— The Northern View, September 21, 2016
Quebec’s leadership alone in call to criminalize distracted driving offenses in Canada
Quebec’s Couillard calls on Ottawa to criminalize distracted driving
— Global News, September 7, 2016
Watch out for ‘the other guy,’ distracted driver campaign to promote defensive driving
Police losing battle to get drivers to put down their phones
— Associated Press, September 2, 2016
With Evan’s Law, New York would have an enforcement tool that can prove a driver was distracted by phone
Driving While Distracted: Is the Textalyzer the new Breathalyzer?
— CNN, September 2, 2016