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Minimize your risk of distracted driving with these 7 tips

Distracted driving is more than texting or talking on your cell phone. It can include eating or just changing the channel on your entertainment system.

By Rosalie L. Donlon | Updated on April 11, 2017

As the calendar turns to April, families gear up for spring break car trips or college visits. With better weather, more drivers take day trips or plan weekend getaways. This all adds up to more drivers on the road, and more potential for distracted driving – which also increases the odds of traffic accidents with bodily injuries.

But April is also Distracted Driving Awareness Month, the time of year when the National Safety Council and other organizations join forces to heighten awareness of distracted driving.

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