Distracted as a Lynnwood personal injury lawyer I know, that, when most people hear the term drive they can texting or talking on a cell phone think. But there are many other things, the driver, distracting if they are on the road, things like put on make-up or eat lunch. Some men have to work even on their drive in the morning shave known. My Seattle car accident law firm helps the victims of distracted driving to a serious personal injury or even wrongful death in the hands of a driver distracted return to life.

23 February 2010 was three miles from home Tumwater Heather LERCH, when she started texting a friend and not paying attention take to the street, in a railing fell, die immediately. Today their parents for the remains have their car allowed on Northgate Mall people of the dangers of distracted driving to be remember to see. Along with the ruins of the Seattle will be a thing Police Department page, talk about the new text to speak ticket law. The law allows to use the driver on handheld devices, to the mobile phone while driving, but teens speak with intermediate driver license or learner permits use wireless device while driving, including hands. Violators will receive a $124-ticket, if they keep police a phone to the ear or SMS while driving to see.

A recent study has shown that drivers are talking on their mobile phone in the car only as impaired as a drunk driver with a BAC of. 08%. Teens against distracted driving is a program that I began to young people about the dangers of distracted driving to educate. I have given taken reminding commitments and bracelets teens across the nation not to text and drive. Regardless age we must think of everyone, to use our phones, not while we are in the car. Click here to take my promise and get a free bracelet to help your promise not to text and drive not forget.

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