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Police report that 61% of distracted drivers were daydreaming at the time of a fatal crash, compared with 14% of drivers who were distracted by cell phone use.

Laws requiring all impaired-driving offenders to install alcohol interlocks reduce the number of impaired drivers in fatal crashes by 16%, a new study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has found.

Ted Gramer, CEO of TrueMotion, breaks down the company's months-long study examining the driving behaviors of more than 6,000 thousand drivers and how their travel habits, whether they be cyclists or frequent flyers, influence their driving.

Are drivers really as ready as we think for the autonomous revolution?

New digital interventions are already having a positive impact on driving habits.

When it comes to distracted driving, data from Travelers' 2018 Risk Index shows a disconnect between drivers' perception of what is safe and the dangerous reality of what is really happening on our roads.