RAC road safety spokesman Rod Dennis said: "Talking to passengers or daydreaming are so common that they aren’t perceived by drivers to be big distractions, but our research has revealed they are in ...

"Understanding the most common driving distractions, adopting proactive measures to avoid them and investing in defensive driving education are crucial steps to create a safer environment for ...

Identifying Common Distractions at Home One of the first steps in creating a distraction-free home learning environment is ...

It only took a few seconds but that distraction may have doubled the risk of a crash, and could cost Australian drivers ...

“Understanding the most common driving distractions, adopting proactive measures to avoid them and investing in defensive driving education are crucial steps to create a safer environment for ...

Knowing what the distraction is and how it is happening can help you make a plan to squash these interruptions. Here are 12 of the most common disturbances that you should address in your ...

The second most common distraction drivers listed is either applying make-up or shaving (42 per cent). However, among those who admitted to making distracted mistakes, just 8 per cent and 2 per ...

Catting with passengers and daydreaming are more likely to cause distracted driving errors than mobile phone use, a survey has found. The RAC, which conducted the poll, cautioned that distractions can ...

“We’re living in a world full of noise—constant pings, feeds, and to-do lists,” said Reading Agency CEO Karen Napier.