Spain’s Guardia Civil warns that everyday distractions like GPS, eating or checking a phone remain the main cause of road accidents across the country.

A Bucktown billboard offering a free burrito via QR code is raising concerns about distracted driving because motorists would need to use their phones to claim it. Ald. Scott Waguespack has asked CDOT ...

March Madness is upon us and also for many college students spring break. On that subject, there's new research that might give some students and their parents something to think about. NPR's Shankar ...

Annie Justiss of Mount Pleasant thinks text messaging and driving should be illegal, but she admits that she does it. "That's the way everyone communicates now. It's just real quick and to the point," ...

It starts with a quick glance at your GPS. Then the coffee spills. Your kid drops their toy. A call buzzes in. You think you’re handling it all, until you’re not. Multitasking while driving has become ...

Researchers warn eating, drinking and sudden loud noises are some of the most risky distractions for drivers, calling for ...

CHICAGO - A bright yellow billboard in Bucktown offering a free burrito has drivers taking notice — and raising questions about safety. To claim the offer, you'd need to pull out your cellphone, ...