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If you have been involved in an accident where the other party was on a phone, poking at a GPS or otherwise distracted, unfortunately you are not alone. This type of accident is really common and it can be extremely serious.

We’re here to help make sure you get the maximum possible compensation. Insurance companies want to minimize claim value and get it settled as quickly and cheaply as possible–don’t be fooled or pressured into accepting a fast lowball offer.

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Get in touch today by calling or using the form on this page. You might be surprised by the kind of compensation you could be due and how easy it is to make a claim.

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Types of Distractions

Visual Distractions

Reading the giant billboard in front of you or your favorite coffee shop sign can be tempting but when it comes to distracted driving, taking your eyes off of the road even for a split second can impair driving. Some examples of visual distractions are:

• Looking at yourself in the rearview mirror
• Staring at the GPS to see if you missed the exit
• Reading a text message
• Looking at a YouTube video or other social media platforms

Manual Distractions

Manual distractions are whenever you physically take your hands off the wheel. Below are some examples of manual distractions.

• Text messaging
• Drinking or eating
• Updating the GPS
• Fixing your hair or makeup

Cognitive Distractions

When your mind is filled with to-do lists or focused on a set of thoughts while driving, this can lead to cognitive distractions. While driving, it is crucial to focus on the moment and your immediate surroundings. Some examples are:

• Daydreaming
• Thinking about what you’re going to eat for dinner
• Road rage
• Talking on the phone

You may think that the most significant cause of accidents is driving recklessly, but in most cases, simple diversion while driving can lead to severe accidents and even result in death