Despite years of public awareness campaigns, evolving traffic laws, and increasingly advanced vehicle safety features, distracted driving remains a persistent and growing problem in 2025. Tools like ...

Texting while driving is a dangerous yet common occurrence that affects many drivers each day. Texting distracts a driver’s attention from the road, leading to an increased risk of vehicular accidents ...

Most schools see cellphones as distractions and nuisances that must be managed and often prohibited from use in school buildings. Even so, teenagers are still texting frequently while in class. 12% of ...

The majority of pediatric hospitalists — 91 percent — use smartphones, and nearly 60 percent sent or received work-related text messages on their personal smartphones, according to a study in ...

Texting may not yet have achieved the ROI and dominance of email, but it is gaining, judging by 35 Must-Know Texting Statistics for 2021, a new study by Simple Texting. Of the consumers polled, 78% ...

A majority of physicians send their colleagues work-related text messages on their personal cell phones, raising data security concerns, according to a study in Telemedicine and e-Health. Texting on ...

Be honest: If you were an adult in 2007—the year the number of texts sent first surpassed the number of phone calls made—did you ever imagine we'd still be using our dexterous primate thumbs as a ...

This perception gap reflects a growing problem — drivers assume that tech features automatically make them safer, when in reality, these features often lead to a false sense of control. Explore 2025 ...