A 2024 survey conducted by United Tires found that 61% of American drivers use GPS at least once per week. Google Maps was the most popular app choice, used by 63% of drivers, followed by Apple Maps, ...

WRAL 5 On Your Side spent weeks asking insurers how they use data collected by your phone, and testing the apps that gather that information. Data about when, where and how you drive are broadly ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. North Carolina law permits GPS app use but bans texting and emailing while driving. State troopers say GPS use can cause distracted ...

A new report by the folks behind the EverDrive app reaffirms that Americans need to get off their phones while they drive. The EverDrive app uses the sensors inside your phone -- such as GPS, ...

Not all drivers know the route to their destination, as some of them get lost on the road. Driving safely is always prioritized, but some people are distracted while using apps. Driving while using ...

Kentucky law prohibits texting while driving for drivers of all ages. Drivers younger than age of 18 must not manually input data while moving. Violators face fines and potential civil liability if ...

There is no doubt that using a phone while driving is dangerous. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says some 37,500 people died in motor vehicle crashes in 2016, the latest year on record.

Are Garmin’s DriveSmart devices better than a GPS app on a phone? Though it might be hard to imagine, there was a time, not too long ago, when traveling by car was a big deal. To get from one location ...

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