Traffic Safety

15 February 2017

AAA: Young Millennials Top List of Worst Behaved Drivers

06 December 2016

AAA: Missing 1-2 Hours of Sleep Doubles Crash Risk

13 October 2016

AAA: Top mistakes teens make when learning to drive

01 June 2016

AAA Reveals Top Driving Distractions for Teens as “100 Deadliest Days” Begin

10 May 2016

AAA: Fatal Road Crashes Involving Marijuana Double After State Legalizes Drug

01 May 2016

AAA Reveals Top Driving Distractions for Teens as “100 Deadliest Days” Begin

15 April 2016

AAA Fights Impaired Driving Between Prom and Grad Nights

01 April 2016

Majority of Illinois drivers say texting while driving is dangerous

25 February 2016

AAA: 87 Percent of Drivers Engage in Unsafe Behaviors While Behind the Wheel

22 October 2015

AAA: Hands-Free Technologies Pose Hidden Dangers for Drivers

AURORA, ILL., (Oct. 22, 2015) – Potentially unsafe mental distractions can persist for as long as 27 seconds after dialing, changing music or sending a text using voice commands, according to surprising new research by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. The results raise new and unexpected concerns regarding the use of phones and vehicle information systems while driving. This research represents the third phase of the Foundation’s comprehensive investigation into cognitive distraction, which shows that new hands-free technologies can mentally distract drivers even if their eyes are on the road and their hands are on the wheel.