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Over the last year there has been a considerable spike in the amount of highway collisions due to drivers who are distracted. The most common new form of distracted driving is the driver who is driving while texting (DWT) on their cell phone. The surveys show that even though people feel that DWT amounts to reckless driving, many are still willing to put their own lives, and others, at risk. The risks are severe as many distracted driver collisions result in high-speed rear end collisions... Read More
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