The Truth About Distracted Driving That No One Talks About

We all know not to drive distracted, and from a learning perspective, there are good intentions behind content telling people to drive responsibly, but people are still on their phones while driving.

The National Safety Council estimates that in 2024, there were 44,680 motor vehicle deaths—nearly identical to the revised count of 44,762 in 2023.

The truth is, you could be looking down longer than you realize—and anyone on the road can be impacted.

Drivers with ADHD were at 74 percent higher risk of being involved in crashes than those without the condition, and 25% of U.S. adults suspect they are undiagnosed.

Education must be individualized, and the area of distracted driving is no exception.

Here are some sound tools and techniques, behavior modifications and technology based interventions to help prevent distractions and keep you safe on the road.

Selected excerpt(s) and linked article courtesy of Dr. Gina Anderson, CEO of Luma Brighter Learning, inc(dot)com
Royalty-free photo courtesy of Google’s Gemini Advanced

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