The newest report from the Governor’s Highway Safety Association (GHSA) provides the most comprehensive summary of efforts undertaken to date nationwide to combat teen distracted driving. We at EndDD are proud to be included among a dozen or so programs from across the country [….]
The GHSA’s newest report provides the most comprehensive summary of efforts undertaken to date nationwide to combat teen distracted driving. This report highlights teen distracted driving research, the extent of the teen distracted driving problem and summarizes applicable legislative and enforcement efforts. More importantly, it also describes a number of innovative programs from across the country, including EndDD.org, that are showing promise in reducing distracted driving crashes [….]
EndDD was proud to be a part of Loudoun County, VA’s public school’s (LCPS) transportation training to get its 1,000 school bus drivers and attendants off to a safe start for the 2014-2015 school year. Due to the rapid growth in the region, LCPS is the fastest growing school division in Virginia and one of
“Driving while distracted can be deadly. As lawyers, parents and leaders in our community, we have an obligation to drive safely without being distracted. We are the ones who set the example for others to follow.” Joel Feldman’s article, “Lawyers Have Responsibility to Exemplify Distraction-Free Driving” was featured in The Legal Intelligencer on Friday, August
First it was Google, proclaiming that allowing drivers to wear Google Glass would promote safety. Now San Francisco- based startup, Navdy, claims its Heads Up Display (HUD) would permit drivers to text and tweet safely while driving because the product projects images in the forward visual field of the driver so the driver does not
Joel Feldman (EndDD founder) has worked with committed and caring trial lawyers from across the country to bring the EndDD.org message to schools and communities. At the American Association for Justice (AAJ) annual convention in Baltimore in July, Joel was joined by trial lawyers from across North America to give a preview of the 2014-15
In June I was privileged to be able to speak at the SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) National Conference in Washington, D.C. and in July, at the FCCLA (Family Career, Community Leaders Of America) National Conference in San Antonio, TX. Each organization is led by incredibly committed, dynamic and compassionate youth. After attending these conferences
New study suggests that persuading teens to avoid distracted driving might start by asking them to monitor their parents’ driving behavior Every day, tens of thousands of students sit through hundreds of public awareness assemblies in classrooms and auditoriums at high schools across the United States. Most of the messages are forgotten within a few
Distracted driving as a result of cell phone use continues to be a leading cause of crashes, but new efforts are being made to allegedly, make the use of cell phones in vehicles safer [,,,,]
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