Disparity in State Laws on Distracted Driving Reveals Gaps in Road Safety Measures

Distracted driving contributes to nearly 10% of road fatalities in the US. A study by WhistleOut reveals inconsistent state laws concerning mobile phone use while driving, with only 22 states earning an "A" grade for their legislation.

Montana and Missouri fare worst with an "F" and ‘D’ grade respectively. The study advocates for stricter, uniform laws to curb distracted driving and enhance road safety.