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In effect since 2017, state law prohibits drivers from reading, writing or sending electronic messages on mobile phones while driving. Additionally, the Texas Department of Transportation reminds motorists that distracted driving of any kind is dangerous. Research shows that regardless of whether you use a voice-to-text program or a hands-free or hand-held device, the distraction will affect your driving. If you must talk or text, pull over to a safe location. Follow these guidelines to keep yourself and others safe:

  • Always give driving your full attention.
  • Pull off the road entirely before you talk or text.
  • Put your phone away, or turn it off, before getting behind the wheel
  • Tell friends, family and coworkers you won’t respond to calls or texts when driving.
  • Use a smartphone app that sends auto-reply texts when you’re behind the wheel.

Click here for more information on the dangers of distracted driving.