Distracted Driving

Here's a little advice for South Dakota drivers starting July 1st, put your phone down.

Distracted driving kills an average of nine people and injures 1,000 each day.

A Senate panel has approved a bill that would expand South Dakota's texting while driving ban to mostly prohibit mobile device use by people behind the wheel.

The crash on Tuesday, December 18 at 11:30 PM involved a Sioux Falls Police Department squad car that was rear-ended, injuring the officer inside.

Fifty-three-year-old Mark Begeman was fined $120 on Friday in the March 8 crash that killed Caitlyn Carman.

A new study claims that texting while driving is a popular thing with South Dakota teens.

For now, any officer can see you texting and driving, but can't pull you over and write a ticket, unless you're doing something else to break the law.

The Sioux Falls School District's Driver's Education Program and the School Resource Officers of the Sioux Falls Police Department have joined forces.

One state is trying something that is finally getting distracted drivers' attention. It's called an 'E-DUI' and it's waking people up.

Distracted driving is a general description of what happens when motorists don’t pay attention behind the wheel. Not just smartphones that lead people astray.