Distracted Driving

Being 'distracted' behind the wheel is so much more than just texting while driving. Did you know police in New Jersey are watching you closely for these other activities?

It's another Top 10 list New Jersey should not be proud to be part of. We're distracted in the Garden State, and not in a good way.

April is Distracted Driver Awareness Month in New Jersey, part of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's 'UDrive. UText. UPay.' campaign. But being 'distracted' is so much more than just texting while driving.

Being 'distracted' is so much more than just texting while driving.

New Jersey has the second highest rate of fatal crashes due to distraction, trailing only New Mexico.

Distracted driving can actually be broken into three categories, visual, manual, and cognitive. Texting involves all three. Here are tips to help you avoid distracted driving to protect yourself and others.

Gov. Chris Christies wife was reportedly given a ticket for distracted driving, all part of a statewide crackdown administered by her husband's attorney general.

A new PSA tackling distracted driving is trending on the Internet. While it's funny to watch people walk into things, the ending will give you a big wake up call.

Looks like New Jerseyans are really taking advantage of reporting distracting driving on the road. According to officials, over 1,000 drivers (and counting) have made a report.

Apple is rolling out a new feature with its latest software update that blocks texting while driving, or any other distractions while on the road.

New Jersey is taking a new approach in tackling distracted driving, but is it the right approach?

New Jersey drivers, rejoice! You are still able to drink your morning coffee on your way to work.