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Winning Redress For Distracted Driving Injuries

Tragic accidents can happen when a driver’s attention is not on the operation of the vehicle or the conditions on the road. If innocent people happen to be on the road at the same time as the distracted driver, they could become traffic casualties.

At Pilon Injury Law, we understand that an accident of this type can put an individual and a family into a tailspin. We focus on representing the interests of accident victims and pursue their rights for compensation because so much is at stake. Here are the common distracted driving dangers with some possible ways to avoid them.

Electronic Devices

Anything that takes your attention away from the task of driving can become a dangerous distraction. In recent years, the emergence of electronic devices as a primary distractor through making phone calls and texting has resulted in a dramatic increase in injuries and deaths. Keeping electronics inaccessible when you are driving will help avoid the temptation to use your device while you are behind the wheel.

Vehicle Passengers

Other passengers in the vehicle can be a distraction, especially if the driver of the car is a teen driver. It may help to set ground rules for the number of passengers, if any, your teen can have in the vehicle in the first months of driving.

Eating Or Drinking

Even though cars have cup holders, it is not a great idea to have a hard-to-handle meal behind the wheel. The best practice if you have to eat in the car is to pull over for a few minutes so that you can place all of your attention on the task. Also, you can make your beverage more accessible for drinking by putting it in the cup holder and outfitting it with a straw.

Contact Us

Even though you follow safe driving practices, many drivers around you may not. If you or a loved one has been a victim in a distracted driving accident, give Pilon Injury Law a call at 727-800-5206 or contact us online. There is no cost to you unless we win your case. Our main office is in St. Petersburg, and we have a satellite office in Clearwater,

Winning Redress For Distracted Driving Injuries

Tragic accidents can happen when a driver’s attention is not on the operation of the vehicle or the conditions on the road. If innocent people happen to be on the road at the same time as the distracted driver, they could become traffic casualties.

At Pilon Injury Law, we understand that an accident of this type can put an individual and a family into a tailspin. We focus on representing the interests of accident victims and pursue their rights for compensation because so much is at stake. Here are the common distracted driving dangers with some possible ways to avoid them.

Electronic Devices

Anything that takes your attention away from the task of driving can become a dangerous distraction. In recent years, the emergence of electronic devices as a primary distractor through making phone calls and texting has resulted in a dramatic increase in injuries and deaths. Keeping electronics inaccessible when you are driving will help avoid the temptation to use your device while you are behind the wheel.

Vehicle Passengers

Other passengers in the vehicle can be a distraction, especially if the driver of the car is a teen driver. It may help to set ground rules for the number of passengers, if any, your teen can have in the vehicle in the first months of driving.

Eating Or Drinking

Even though cars have cupholders, it is not a great idea to have a hard-to-handle meal behind the wheel. The best practice if you have to eat in the car is to pull over for a few minutes so that you can place all of your attention on the task. Also, you can make your beverage more accessible for drinking by putting it in the cupholder and outfitting it with a straw.

Contact Us

Even though you follow safe driving practices, many drivers around you may not. If you or a loved one has been a victim in a distracted driving accident, give Pilon Injury Law a call at 727-800-5206 or contact us online. There is no cost to you unless we win your case. Our main office is in St. Petersburg, and we have a satellite office in Clearwater,