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According to the 2017 Travelers Risk Index, it was indicated that 30% of all businesses worry “a great deal” or “some” about distracted driving putting their companys at risk. Yet, the data also showed that 27% of employees who drive in the course of their work day reported that their boss has called and/or texted even though their bosses knew they were driving.*
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When my son, now 19 and an Eagle Scout, was in his early days of Scouting, we learned how to make fires in multiple ways. One thing we would collect for campouts was the lint from our dryer lint screen. That was when I learned that dryer lint is a highly combustible material. In fact, it is a key ingredient in home-made fire starters.
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Branford, CT – May 8, 2018 – Distracted driving has become one of the most major causes of serious automobile accidents in the United States. According to the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, 80% of automobile accidents involve driver inattention.
Eating, drinking, applying makeup, and the use of GPS are all distractions that have contributed to this astounding number of accidents. The use of mobile phones behind the wheel undoubtedly proved to be the biggest problem. Texting while driving is 6x more likely to cause an accident than drunk driving.*
According to the study conducted by Cambridge Metrics Telematics (2017), 75% of drivers see other drivers on their phones every day. Alarming statistics as such, prompted V.F. McNeil Insurance, a Trusted Choice® independent insurance agency located in Branford, Connecticut, to propose the idea of a distracted driving awareness campaign to its branding partner Trusted Choice®.
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