Texting Accidents Blog

In today's society, it can be difficult to put your phone down. It doesn't seem to matter what age you are, there are people in every generation who have become seemingly addicted to their phones. Whether you're scrolling through social media or playing a game or even just messaging a friend, there's just so much that you can do on that little pocket computer. While it can be nice to unplug every now and then and catch up on your projects or sit outside with a nice drink, in those short bursts of downtime where you don't have the ability to fully relax, the phone is a great alternative.

The problem is that many people don't seem to be able to actually put their phones down. They continue to use their phones even when they should be completely focused on the task they are actively trying to perform. This can include everything from watching their child's newest self-choreographed dance to driving or walking near the street. In some cases it's simply rude or disrespectful, but in others it is downright dangerous. It doesn't seem to matter how many times someone is told that they shouldn't use their phones at certain times, some just don't want to listen.

If you have ever sat at a stoplight and looked around, chances are that you have seen someone texting while behind the wheel. It can be frustrating if you are stuck behind them and need to wait for them to pay attention to the light before you can move, but it can be terrifying if they are still moving while looking at their phone. It only takes a second worth of distraction to get into a crash, and when someone else on the road is looking down at their phone to answer a text, it can be more than enough time to cause an accident.

If you were involved in an accident of any kind that was caused by someone more interested in texting than paying attention, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience representing people with cases like yours and will do everything he can to get you the compensation you deserve. It can be frustrating and scary to go through something like this, but with Wayne Hardee you don't have to do it alone. Give him a call and see how much better you feel having him on your side!

In today's society, it can be difficult to put your phone down. It doesn't seem to matter what age you are, there are people in every generation who have become seemingly addicted to their phones. Whether you're scrolling through social media or playing a game or even just messaging a friend, there's just so much that you can do on that little pocket computer. While it can be nice to unplug every now and then and catch up on your projects or sit outside with a nice drink, in those short bursts of downtime where you don't have the ability to fully relax, the phone is a great alternative.

The problem is that many people don't seem to be able to actually put their phones down. They continue to use their phones even when they should be completely focused on the task they are actively trying to perform. This can include everything from watching their child's newest self-choreographed dance to driving or walking near the street. In some cases it's simply rude or disrespectful, but in others it is downright dangerous. It doesn't seem to matter how many times someone is told that they shouldn't use their phones at certain times, some just don't want to listen.

If you have ever sat at a stoplight and looked around, chances are that you have seen someone texting while behind the wheel. It can be frustrating if you are stuck behind them and need to wait for them to pay attention to the light before you can move, but it can be terrifying if they are still moving while looking at their phone. It only takes a second worth of distraction to get into a crash, and when someone else on the road is looking down at their phone to answer a text, it can be more than enough time to cause an accident.

If you were involved in an accident of any kind that was caused by someone more interested in texting than paying attention, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience representing people with cases like yours and will do everything he can to get you the compensation you deserve. It can be frustrating and scary to go through something like this, but with Wayne Hardee you don't have to do it alone. Give him a call and see how much better you feel having him on your side!

In today's society, it can be difficult to put your phone down. It doesn't seem to matter what age you are, there are people in every generation who have become seemingly addicted to their phones. Whether you're scrolling through social media or playing a game or even just messaging a friend, there's just so much that you can do on that little pocket computer. While it can be nice to unplug every now and then and catch up on your projects or sit outside with a nice drink, in those short bursts of downtime where you don't have the ability to fully relax, the phone is a great alternative.

The problem is that many people don't seem to be able to actually put their phones down. They continue to use their phones even when they should be completely focused on the task they are actively trying to perform. This can include everything from watching their child's newest self-choreographed dance to driving or walking near the street. In some cases it's simply rude or disrespectful, but in others it is downright dangerous. It doesn't seem to matter how many times someone is told that they shouldn't use their phones at certain times, some just don't want to listen.

If you have ever sat at a stoplight and looked around, chances are that you have seen someone texting while behind the wheel. It can be frustrating if you are stuck behind them and need to wait for them to pay attention to the light before you can move, but it can be terrifying if they are still moving while looking at their phone. It only takes a second worth of distraction to get into a crash, and when someone else on the road is looking down at their phone to answer a text, it can be more than enough time to cause an accident.

If you were involved in an accident of any kind that was caused by someone more interested in texting than paying attention, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience representing people with cases like yours and will do everything he can to get you the compensation you deserve. It can be frustrating and scary to go through something like this, but with Wayne Hardee you don't have to do it alone. Give him a call and see how much better you feel having him on your side!

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In today's society, it can be difficult to put your phone down. It doesn't seem to matter what age you are, there are people in every generation who seem to have become addicted to their phones. Whether you're scrolling through a page on the internet, listening to music, or even just texting a friend, there's just so much that you can do on that little pocket computer. While it is often nice to put everything down every now and then and read a book or sit outside with a nice drink, in those short moments where you don't have the time to fully relax, the phone is a great alternative.

The problem is that many people don't seem to be able to actually put it down when they need to. They continue to use their phones even when they should be completely focused on the task they are currently trying to perform. This can include everything from watching their child play sports to being behind the wheel. While in some cases it's simply rude or disrespectful, in others it is downright dangerous. It doesn't seem to matter how many times people remind them that they shouldn't use their phones at certain times, some just don't seem to want to listen.

If you have ever sat at a stoplight and looked around, chances are that you have seen someone texting behind the wheel. It can be frustrating if you are stuck behind them and need to wait for them to pay attention to the light before you can move, but it can be terrifying if they are still moving while looking at their phone. It only takes a second of distraction to get into a crash, and when someone else on the road is looking down at their phone to answer a text it can be more than enough time to cause a catastrophe.

If you were involved in an accident of any kind that was caused by someone more interested in texting than paying attention to the road, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience representing people with cases like this and will do everything he can to get you the compensation you deserve for your injuries. It can be frustrating and scary to go through something like this, but with Wayne Hardee you don't have to do it alone. Give him a call and see how much better you feel having him on your side!

In today's society, it can be difficult to put your phone down. It doesn't seem to matter what age you are, there are people in every generation who seem to have become addicted to their phones. Whether you're scrolling through a page on the internet, listening to music, or even just texting a friend, there's just so much that you can do on that little pocket computer. While it is often nice to put everything down every now and then and read a book or sit outside with a nice drink, in those short moments where you don't have the time to fully relax, the phone is a great alternative.

The problem is that many people don't seem to be able to actually put it down when they need to. They continue to use their phones even when they should be completely focused on the task they are currently trying to perform. This can include everything from watching their child play sports to being behind the wheel. While in some cases it's simply rude or disrespectful, in others it is downright dangerous. It doesn't seem to matter how many times people remind them that they shouldn't use their phones at certain times, some just don't seem to want to listen.

If you have ever sat at a stoplight and looked around, chances are that you have seen someone texting behind the wheel. It can be frustrating if you are stuck behind them and need to wait for them to pay attention to the light before you can move, but it can be terrifying if they are still moving while looking at their phone. It only takes a second of distraction to get into a crash, and when someone else on the road is looking down at their phone to answer a text it can be more than enough time to cause a catastrophe.

If you were involved in an accident of any kind that was caused by someone more interested in texting than paying attention to the road, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience representing people with cases like this and will do everything he can to get you the compensation you deserve for your injuries. It can be frustrating and scary to go through something like this, but with Wayne Hardee you don't have to do it alone. Give him a call and see how much better you feel having him on your side!

In today's society, it can be difficult to put your phone down. It doesn't seem to matter what age you are, there are people in every generation who seem to have become addicted to their phones. Whether you're scrolling through a page on the internet, listening to music, or even just texting a friend, there's just so much that you can do on that little pocket computer. While it is often nice to put everything down every now and then and read a book or sit outside with a nice drink, in those short moments where you don't have the time to fully relax, the phone is a great alternative.

The problem is that many people don't seem to be able to actually put it down when they need to. They continue to use their phones even when they should be completely focused on the task they are currently trying to perform. This can include everything from watching their child play sports to being behind the wheel. While in some cases it's simply rude or disrespectful, in others it is downright dangerous. It doesn't seem to matter how many times people remind them that they shouldn't use their phones at certain times, some just don't seem to want to listen.

If you have ever sat at a stoplight and looked around, chances are that you have seen someone texting behind the wheel. It can be frustrating if you are stuck behind them and need to wait for them to pay attention to the light before you can move, but it can be terrifying if they are still moving while looking at their phone. It only takes a second of distraction to get into a crash, and when someone else on the road is looking down at their phone to answer a text it can be more than enough time to cause a catastrophe.

If you were involved in an accident of any kind that was caused by someone more interested in texting than paying attention to the road, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience representing people with cases like this and will do everything he can to get you the compensation you deserve for your injuries. It can be frustrating and scary to go through something like this, but with Wayne Hardee you don't have to do it alone. Give him a call and see how much better you feel having him on your side!

In today's society, it can be difficult to put your phone down. It doesn't seem to matter what age you are, there are people in every generation who seem to have become addicted to their phones. Whether you're scrolling through a page on the internet, listening to music, or even just texting a friend, there's just so much that you can do on that little pocket computer. While it is often nice to put everything down every now and then and read a book or sit outside with a nice drink, in those short moments where you don't have the time to fully relax, the phone is a great alternative.

The problem is that many people don't seem to be able to actually put it down when they need to. They continue to use their phones even when they should be completely focused on the task they are currently trying to perform. This can include everything from watching their child play sports to being behind the wheel. While in some cases it's simply rude or disrespectful, in others it is downright dangerous. It doesn't seem to matter how many times people remind them that they shouldn't use their phones at certain times, some just don't seem to want to listen.

If you have ever sat at a stoplight and looked around, chances are that you have seen someone texting behind the wheel. It can be frustrating if you are stuck behind them and need to wait for them to pay attention to the light before you can move, but it can be terrifying if they are still moving while looking at their phone. It only takes a second of distraction to get into a crash, and when someone else on the road is looking down at their phone to answer a text it can be more than enough time to cause a catastrophe.

If you were involved in an accident of any kind that was caused by someone more interested in texting than paying attention to the road, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience representing people with cases like this and will do everything he can to get you the compensation you deserve for your injuries. It can be frustrating and scary to go through something like this, but with Wayne Hardee you don't have to do it alone. Give him a call and see how much better you feel having him on your side!

In today's society, it can be difficult to put your phone down. It doesn't seem to matter what age you are, there are people in every generation who seem to have become addicted to their phones. Whether you're scrolling through a page on the internet, listening to music, or even just texting a friend, there's just so much that you can do on that little pocket computer. While it is often nice to put everything down every now and then and read a book or sit outside with a nice drink, in those short moments where you don't have the time to fully relax, the phone is a great alternative.

The problem is that many people don't seem to be able to actually put it down when they need to. They continue to use their phones even when they should be completely focused on the task they are currently trying to perform. This can include everything from watching their child play sports to being behind the wheel. While in some cases it's simply rude or disrespectful, in others it is downright dangerous. It doesn't seem to matter how many times people remind them that they shouldn't use their phones at certain times, some just don't seem to want to listen.

If you have ever sat at a stoplight and looked around, chances are that you have seen someone texting behind the wheel. It can be frustrating if you are stuck behind them and need to wait for them to pay attention to the light before you can move, but it can be terrifying if they are still moving while looking at their phone. It only takes a second of distraction to get into a crash, and when someone else on the road is looking down at their phone to answer a text it can be more than enough time to cause a catastrophe.

If you were involved in an accident of any kind that was caused by someone more interested in texting than paying attention to the road, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience representing people with cases like this and will do everything he can to get you the compensation you deserve for your injuries. It can be frustrating and scary to go through something like this, but with Wayne Hardee you don't have to do it alone. Give him a call and see how much better you feel having him on your side!

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When you get behind the wheel, there are generally a few things you should always do before you can start your drive. While this checklist normally involves things like setting up your GPS or finding the right temperature for the drive, there is another thing that should generally be in your pre-driving ritual. This is putting away anything that may cause you to be distracted while you're driving. This can include any number of things, from your cell phone to something rattling in your glove box. You can never be too careful when it comes to making sure that you can't be distracted while driving.

Obviously, cell phones are currently the biggest distracting tool that drivers have to deal with on a daily basis. It can be difficult to put it down when you get into the habit of scrolling or if you're having a good discussion with someone over text. It can be especially tempting to look at when you have a long drive ahead of you with little change in the scenery. Even fun drives start to get dull after a few hours if you're on your own. With a cell phone, you don't have to feel like you're alone. While this may seem like a good solution, it is important to remember that you do need to keep your attention on the road in front of you instead of what is on your screen.

Sometimes, you wish you were able to take a quiet drive. Anyone can be loud in the car with you, whether that person is a friend, a family member, or even your child. It can be distracting to try to pay attention to the world around you with someone trying to get you to focus on them instead. While sometimes it can be nice to have someone to take the drive with, as with anything else in life, there is a balance.

If you were involved in an accident that occurred because at least one driver was distracted, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience working with these kinds of cases and can help you win the compensation you deserve for your injuries. With unending compassion and drive, Wayne is dedicated to you and your recovery. Let him handle the legal side of things while you focus on the things that really matter for your day to day life. You'll be amazed at how much it helps to have someone on your side!

When you get behind the wheel, there are generally a few things you should always do before you can start your drive. While this checklist normally involves things like setting up your GPS or finding the right temperature for the drive, there is another thing that should generally be in your pre-driving ritual. This is putting away anything that may cause you to be distracted while you're driving. This can include any number of things, from your cell phone to something rattling in your glove box. You can never be too careful when it comes to making sure that you can't be distracted while driving.

Obviously, cell phones are currently the biggest distracting tool that drivers have to deal with on a daily basis. It can be difficult to put it down when you get into the habit of scrolling or if you're having a good discussion with someone over text. It can be especially tempting to look at when you have a long drive ahead of you with little change in the scenery. Even fun drives start to get dull after a few hours if you're on your own. With a cell phone, you don't have to feel like you're alone. While this may seem like a good solution, it is important to remember that you do need to keep your attention on the road in front of you instead of what is on your screen.

Sometimes, you wish you were able to take a quiet drive. Anyone can be loud in the car with you, whether that person is a friend, a family member, or even your child. It can be distracting to try to pay attention to the world around you with someone trying to get you to focus on them instead. While sometimes it can be nice to have someone to take the drive with, as with anything else in life, there is a balance.

If you were involved in an accident that occurred because at least one driver was distracted, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience working with these kinds of cases and can help you win the compensation you deserve for your injuries. With unending compassion and drive, Wayne is dedicated to you and your recovery. Let him handle the legal side of things while you focus on the things that really matter for your day to day life. You'll be amazed at how much it helps to have someone on your side!

When you get behind the wheel, there are generally a few things you should always do before you can start your drive. While this checklist normally involves things like setting up your GPS or finding the right temperature for the drive, there is another thing that should generally be in your pre-driving ritual. This is putting away anything that may cause you to be distracted while you're driving. This can include any number of things, from your cell phone to something rattling in your glove box. You can never be too careful when it comes to making sure that you can't be distracted while driving.

Obviously, cell phones are currently the biggest distracting tool that drivers have to deal with on a daily basis. It can be difficult to put it down when you get into the habit of scrolling or if you're having a good discussion with someone over text. It can be especially tempting to look at when you have a long drive ahead of you with little change in the scenery. Even fun drives start to get dull after a few hours if you're on your own. With a cell phone, you don't have to feel like you're alone. While this may seem like a good solution, it is important to remember that you do need to keep your attention on the road in front of you instead of what is on your screen.

Sometimes, you wish you were able to take a quiet drive. Anyone can be loud in the car with you, whether that person is a friend, a family member, or even your child. It can be distracting to try to pay attention to the world around you with someone trying to get you to focus on them instead. While sometimes it can be nice to have someone to take the drive with, as with anything else in life, there is a balance.

If you were involved in an accident that occurred because at least one driver was distracted, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience working with these kinds of cases and can help you win the compensation you deserve for your injuries. With unending compassion and drive, Wayne is dedicated to you and your recovery. Let him handle the legal side of things while you focus on the things that really matter for your day to day life. You'll be amazed at how much it helps to have someone on your side!

When you get behind the wheel, there are generally a few things you should always do before you can start your drive. While this checklist normally involves things like setting up your GPS or finding the right temperature for the drive, there is another thing that should generally be in your pre-driving ritual. This is putting away anything that may cause you to be distracted while you're driving. This can include any number of things, from your cell phone to something rattling in your glove box. You can never be too careful when it comes to making sure that you can't be distracted while driving.

Obviously, cell phones are currently the biggest distracting tool that drivers have to deal with on a daily basis. It can be difficult to put it down when you get into the habit of scrolling or if you're having a good discussion with someone over text. It can be especially tempting to look at when you have a long drive ahead of you with little change in the scenery. Even fun drives start to get dull after a few hours if you're on your own. With a cell phone, you don't have to feel like you're alone. While this may seem like a good solution, it is important to remember that you do need to keep your attention on the road in front of you instead of what is on your screen.

Sometimes, you wish you were able to take a quiet drive. Anyone can be loud in the car with you, whether that person is a friend, a family member, or even your child. It can be distracting to try to pay attention to the world around you with someone trying to get you to focus on them instead. While sometimes it can be nice to have someone to take the drive with, as with anything else in life, there is a balance.

If you were involved in an accident that occurred because at least one driver was distracted, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience working with these kinds of cases and can help you win the compensation you deserve for your injuries. With unending compassion and drive, Wayne is dedicated to you and your recovery. Let him handle the legal side of things while you focus on the things that really matter for your day to day life. You'll be amazed at how much it helps to have someone on your side!

When you get behind the wheel, there are generally a few things you should always do before you can start your drive. While this checklist normally involves things like setting up your GPS or finding the right temperature for the drive, there is another thing that should generally be in your pre-driving ritual. This is putting away anything that may cause you to be distracted while you're driving. This can include any number of things, from your cell phone to something rattling in your glove box. You can never be too careful when it comes to making sure that you can't be distracted while driving.

Obviously, cell phones are currently the biggest distracting tool that drivers have to deal with on a daily basis. It can be difficult to put it down when you get into the habit of scrolling or if you're having a good discussion with someone over text. It can be especially tempting to look at when you have a long drive ahead of you with little change in the scenery. Even fun drives start to get dull after a few hours if you're on your own. With a cell phone, you don't have to feel like you're alone. While this may seem like a good solution, it is important to remember that you do need to keep your attention on the road in front of you instead of what is on your screen.

Sometimes, you wish you were able to take a quiet drive. Anyone can be loud in the car with you, whether that person is a friend, a family member, or even your child. It can be distracting to try to pay attention to the world around you with someone trying to get you to focus on them instead. While sometimes it can be nice to have someone to take the drive with, as with anything else in life, there is a balance.

If you were involved in an accident that occurred because at least one driver was distracted, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience working with these kinds of cases and can help you win the compensation you deserve for your injuries. With unending compassion and drive, Wayne is dedicated to you and your recovery. Let him handle the legal side of things while you focus on the things that really matter for your day to day life. You'll be amazed at how much it helps to have someone on your side!

When you get behind the wheel, there are generally a few things you should always do before you can start your drive. While this checklist normally involves things like setting up your GPS or finding the right temperature for the drive, there is another thing that should generally be in your pre-driving ritual. This is putting away anything that may cause you to be distracted while you're driving. This can include any number of things, from your cell phone to something rattling in your glove box. You can never be too careful when it comes to making sure that you can't be distracted while driving.

Obviously, cell phones are currently the biggest distracting tool that drivers have to deal with on a daily basis. It can be difficult to put it down when you get into the habit of scrolling or if you're having a good discussion with someone over text. It can be especially tempting to look at when you have a long drive ahead of you with little change in the scenery. Even fun drives start to get dull after a few hours if you're on your own. With a cell phone, you don't have to feel like you're alone. While this may seem like a good solution, it is important to remember that you do need to keep your attention on the road in front of you instead of what is on your screen.

Sometimes, you wish you were able to take a quiet drive. Anyone can be loud in the car with you, whether that person is a friend, a family member, or even your child. It can be distracting to try to pay attention to the world around you with someone trying to get you to focus on them instead. While sometimes it can be nice to have someone to take the drive with, as with anything else in life, there is a balance.

If you were involved in an accident that occurred because at least one driver was distracted, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience working with these kinds of cases and can help you win the compensation you deserve for your injuries. With unending compassion and drive, Wayne is dedicated to you and your recovery. Let him handle the legal side of things while you focus on the things that really matter for your day to day life. You'll be amazed at how much it helps to have someone on your side!

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We spend a lot of time talking about how dangerous cell phones can be in regards to accidents that we seem to forget that they can be helpful as well. We all know the problems with cell phones at this point, but we just can't seem to put them down anyway. When people check their texts while behind the wheel, they're paying more attention to the screen than the world around them. This is bad enough when you're not driving, but if you're in control of a large machine at the time it's downright irresponsible. Normally, we want to talk about how things like texting can be dangerous, but right now we want to actually mention some of the ways that having your cell phone on you can help.

One of the biggest ways that a cell phone can be helpful when it comes to your injury is because of the camera. Many of us are old enough to remember being told to keep a disposable camera in your car to take pictures of the damage in case you were in an accident. You most likely don't need that now due to the fact that almost every phone has a decent camera. Taking pictures of the damage done or of yourself after you were injured can go a long way with your case. You don't even need to wait until they're developed to know if they are blurry or not!

Another way that your cell phone can help is through the location services. Not only can it help emergency responders get to you if you're injured, it can help to back up your story about your injury. Time stamps, location services, and phone records are all things that can be looked at to make sure that you were injured where, how, and when you claimed. The location services needs to be on for this to work, but it certainly can help you out.

If you have been injured and believe you have a case against someone because of it, give Wayne Hardee a call. It can be a difficult time for you and your family, but Wayne can help you get the results you're looking for. If you have anything that can help your case, such as photos on your cell phone, be sure to let us know. Wayne Hardee can use all of that evidence to get you the compensation you deserve, so call him today!

We spend a lot of time talking about how dangerous cell phones can be in regards to accidents that we seem to forget that they can be helpful as well. We all know the problems with cell phones at this point, but we just can't seem to put them down anyway. When people check their texts while behind the wheel, they're paying more attention to the screen than the world around them. This is bad enough when you're not driving, but if you're in control of a large machine at the time it's downright irresponsible. Normally, we want to talk about how things like texting can be dangerous, but right now we want to actually mention some of the ways that having your cell phone on you can help.

One of the biggest ways that a cell phone can be helpful when it comes to your injury is because of the camera. Many of us are old enough to remember being told to keep a disposable camera in your car to take pictures of the damage in case you were in an accident. You most likely don't need that now due to the fact that almost every phone has a decent camera. Taking pictures of the damage done or of yourself after you were injured can go a long way with your case. You don't even need to wait until they're developed to know if they are blurry or not!

Another way that your cell phone can help is through the location services. Not only can it help emergency responders get to you if you're injured, it can help to back up your story about your injury. Time stamps, location services, and phone records are all things that can be looked at to make sure that you were injured where, how, and when you claimed. The location services needs to be on for this to work, but it certainly can help you out.

If you have been injured and believe you have a case against someone because of it, give Wayne Hardee a call. It can be a difficult time for you and your family, but Wayne can help you get the results you're looking for. If you have anything that can help your case, such as photos on your cell phone, be sure to let us know. Wayne Hardee can use all of that evidence to get you the compensation you deserve, so call him today!

We spend a lot of time talking about how dangerous cell phones can be in regards to accidents that we seem to forget that they can be helpful as well. We all know the problems with cell phones at this point, but we just can't seem to put them down anyway. When people check their texts while behind the wheel, they're paying more attention to the screen than the world around them. This is bad enough when you're not driving, but if you're in control of a large machine at the time it's downright irresponsible. Normally, we want to talk about how things like texting can be dangerous, but right now we want to actually mention some of the ways that having your cell phone on you can help.

One of the biggest ways that a cell phone can be helpful when it comes to your injury is because of the camera. Many of us are old enough to remember being told to keep a disposable camera in your car to take pictures of the damage in case you were in an accident. You most likely don't need that now due to the fact that almost every phone has a decent camera. Taking pictures of the damage done or of yourself after you were injured can go a long way with your case. You don't even need to wait until they're developed to know if they are blurry or not!

Another way that your cell phone can help is through the location services. Not only can it help emergency responders get to you if you're injured, it can help to back up your story about your injury. Time stamps, location services, and phone records are all things that can be looked at to make sure that you were injured where, how, and when you claimed. The location services needs to be on for this to work, but it certainly can help you out.

If you have been injured and believe you have a case against someone because of it, give Wayne Hardee a call. It can be a difficult time for you and your family, but Wayne can help you get the results you're looking for. If you have anything that can help your case, such as photos on your cell phone, be sure to let us know. Wayne Hardee can use all of that evidence to get you the compensation you deserve, so call him today!

We spend a lot of time talking about how dangerous cell phones can be in regards to accidents that we seem to forget that they can be helpful as well. We all know the problems with cell phones at this point, but we just can't seem to put them down anyway. When people check their texts while behind the wheel, they're paying more attention to the screen than the world around them. This is bad enough when you're not driving, but if you're in control of a large machine at the time it's downright irresponsible. Normally, we want to talk about how things like texting can be dangerous, but right now we want to actually mention some of the ways that having your cell phone on you can help.

One of the biggest ways that a cell phone can be helpful when it comes to your injury is because of the camera. Many of us are old enough to remember being told to keep a disposable camera in your car to take pictures of the damage in case you were in an accident. You most likely don't need that now due to the fact that almost every phone has a decent camera. Taking pictures of the damage done or of yourself after you were injured can go a long way with your case. You don't even need to wait until they're developed to know if they are blurry or not!

Another way that your cell phone can help is through the location services. Not only can it help emergency responders get to you if you're injured, it can help to back up your story about your injury. Time stamps, location services, and phone records are all things that can be looked at to make sure that you were injured where, how, and when you claimed. The location services needs to be on for this to work, but it certainly can help you out.

If you have been injured and believe you have a case against someone because of it, give Wayne Hardee a call. It can be a difficult time for you and your family, but Wayne can help you get the results you're looking for. If you have anything that can help your case, such as photos on your cell phone, be sure to let us know. Wayne Hardee can use all of that evidence to get you the compensation you deserve, so call him today!

We spend a lot of time talking about how dangerous cell phones can be in regards to accidents that we seem to forget that they can be helpful as well. We all know the problems with cell phones at this point, but we just can't seem to put them down anyway. When people check their texts while behind the wheel, they're paying more attention to the screen than the world around them. This is bad enough when you're not driving, but if you're in control of a large machine at the time it's downright irresponsible. Normally, we want to talk about how things like texting can be dangerous, but right now we want to actually mention some of the ways that having your cell phone on you can help.

One of the biggest ways that a cell phone can be helpful when it comes to your injury is because of the camera. Many of us are old enough to remember being told to keep a disposable camera in your car to take pictures of the damage in case you were in an accident. You most likely don't need that now due to the fact that almost every phone has a decent camera. Taking pictures of the damage done or of yourself after you were injured can go a long way with your case. You don't even need to wait until they're developed to know if they are blurry or not!

Another way that your cell phone can help is through the location services. Not only can it help emergency responders get to you if you're injured, it can help to back up your story about your injury. Time stamps, location services, and phone records are all things that can be looked at to make sure that you were injured where, how, and when you claimed. The location services needs to be on for this to work, but it certainly can help you out.

If you have been injured and believe you have a case against someone because of it, give Wayne Hardee a call. It can be a difficult time for you and your family, but Wayne can help you get the results you're looking for. If you have anything that can help your case, such as photos on your cell phone, be sure to let us know. Wayne Hardee can use all of that evidence to get you the compensation you deserve, so call him today!

We spend a lot of time talking about how dangerous cell phones can be in regards to accidents that we seem to forget that they can be helpful as well. We all know the problems with cell phones at this point, but we just can't seem to put them down anyway. When people check their texts while behind the wheel, they're paying more attention to the screen than the world around them. This is bad enough when you're not driving, but if you're in control of a large machine at the time it's downright irresponsible. Normally, we want to talk about how things like texting can be dangerous, but right now we want to actually mention some of the ways that having your cell phone on you can help.

One of the biggest ways that a cell phone can be helpful when it comes to your injury is because of the camera. Many of us are old enough to remember being told to keep a disposable camera in your car to take pictures of the damage in case you were in an accident. You most likely don't need that now due to the fact that almost every phone has a decent camera. Taking pictures of the damage done or of yourself after you were injured can go a long way with your case. You don't even need to wait until they're developed to know if they are blurry or not!

Another way that your cell phone can help is through the location services. Not only can it help emergency responders get to you if you're injured, it can help to back up your story about your injury. Time stamps, location services, and phone records are all things that can be looked at to make sure that you were injured where, how, and when you claimed. The location services needs to be on for this to work, but it certainly can help you out.

If you have been injured and believe you have a case against someone because of it, give Wayne Hardee a call. It can be a difficult time for you and your family, but Wayne can help you get the results you're looking for. If you have anything that can help your case, such as photos on your cell phone, be sure to let us know. Wayne Hardee can use all of that evidence to get you the compensation you deserve, so call him today!

We spend a lot of time talking about how dangerous cell phones can be in regards to accidents that we seem to forget that they can be helpful as well. We all know the problems with cell phones at this point, but we just can't seem to put them down anyway. When people check their texts while behind the wheel, they're paying more attention to the screen than the world around them. This is bad enough when you're not driving, but if you're in control of a large machine at the time it's downright irresponsible. Normally, we want to talk about how things like texting can be dangerous, but right now we want to actually mention some of the ways that having your cell phone on you can help.

One of the biggest ways that a cell phone can be helpful when it comes to your injury is because of the camera. Many of us are old enough to remember being told to keep a disposable camera in your car to take pictures of the damage in case you were in an accident. You most likely don't need that now due to the fact that almost every phone has a decent camera. Taking pictures of the damage done or of yourself after you were injured can go a long way with your case. You don't even need to wait until they're developed to know if they are blurry or not!

Another way that your cell phone can help is through the location services. Not only can it help emergency responders get to you if you're injured, it can help to back up your story about your injury. Time stamps, location services, and phone records are all things that can be looked at to make sure that you were injured where, how, and when you claimed. The location services needs to be on for this to work, but it certainly can help you out.

If you have been injured and believe you have a case against someone because of it, give Wayne Hardee a call. It can be a difficult time for you and your family, but Wayne can help you get the results you're looking for. If you have anything that can help your case, such as photos on your cell phone, be sure to let us know. Wayne Hardee can use all of that evidence to get you the compensation you deserve, so call him today!

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When you get behind the wheel, there are always a few things you need to do before you can start your trip. While these normally involve things like changing the radio or fiddling with the air conditioner and heat, there is another thing that should generally be in your pre-driving checklist. This is putting away anything that may cause you to be distracted. This can include anything from your cell phone to something hanging from your rear view mirror. You can never be too careful when it comes to making sure that you can't be distracted while driving.

Obviously, cell phones are the biggest current distracting device that drivers have to deal with on a daily basis. It can be difficult to put it down when you're bored or if you're having an entertaining discussion with someone. It can be especially tempting to look at when you have a long drive ahead of you with little change in the scenery. Even fun drives start to get dull after a few hours if you're on your own. With a cell phone, you don't have to feel like you're alone. While this may seem like a good solution, it is important to remember that you need to do your best to keep your attention on the road in front of you instead of what is on your screen.

Sometimes, you wish you were in the car by yourself. Anyone who is loud in the car with you, whether that person is a friend, a family member, or even your child, it can be distracting to try and pay attention to the world around you with someone trying to get you to focus on them instead. While sometimes it can be nice to have someone to take the drive with, as with anything else in life, there is a balance.

If you were involved in an accident that occurred because at least one driver was distracted, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience working with these kinds of cases and can help you win the compensation you deserve for your injuries. With an unparalleled love for his community, Wayne is dedicated to you and your recovery. Let him handle the legal side of things while you focus on the things that really matter for your day to day life. You'll be amazed at how much it helps to have someone on your side!

When you get behind the wheel, there are always a few things you need to do before you can start your trip. While these normally involve things like changing the radio or fiddling with the air conditioner and heat, there is another thing that should generally be in your pre-driving checklist. This is putting away anything that may cause you to be distracted. This can include anything from your cell phone to something hanging from your rear view mirror. You can never be too careful when it comes to making sure that you can't be distracted while driving.

Obviously, cell phones are the biggest current distracting device that drivers have to deal with on a daily basis. It can be difficult to put it down when you're bored or if you're having an entertaining discussion with someone. It can be especially tempting to look at when you have a long drive ahead of you with little change in the scenery. Even fun drives start to get dull after a few hours if you're on your own. With a cell phone, you don't have to feel like you're alone. While this may seem like a good solution, it is important to remember that you need to do your best to keep your attention on the road in front of you instead of what is on your screen.

Sometimes, you wish you were in the car by yourself. Anyone who is loud in the car with you, whether that person is a friend, a family member, or even your child, it can be distracting to try and pay attention to the world around you with someone trying to get you to focus on them instead. While sometimes it can be nice to have someone to take the drive with, as with anything else in life, there is a balance.

If you were involved in an accident that occurred because at least one driver was distracted, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience working with these kinds of cases and can help you win the compensation you deserve for your injuries. With an unparalleled love for his community, Wayne is dedicated to you and your recovery. Let him handle the legal side of things while you focus on the things that really matter for your day to day life. You'll be amazed at how much it helps to have someone on your side!

When you get behind the wheel, there are always a few things you need to do before you can start your trip. While these normally involve things like changing the radio or fiddling with the air conditioner and heat, there is another thing that should generally be in your pre-driving checklist. This is putting away anything that may cause you to be distracted. This can include anything from your cell phone to something hanging from your rear view mirror. You can never be too careful when it comes to making sure that you can't be distracted while driving.

Obviously, cell phones are the biggest current distracting device that drivers have to deal with on a daily basis. It can be difficult to put it down when you're bored or if you're having an entertaining discussion with someone. It can be especially tempting to look at when you have a long drive ahead of you with little change in the scenery. Even fun drives start to get dull after a few hours if you're on your own. With a cell phone, you don't have to feel like you're alone. While this may seem like a good solution, it is important to remember that you need to do your best to keep your attention on the road in front of you instead of what is on your screen.

Sometimes, you wish you were in the car by yourself. Anyone who is loud in the car with you, whether that person is a friend, a family member, or even your child, it can be distracting to try and pay attention to the world around you with someone trying to get you to focus on them instead. While sometimes it can be nice to have someone to take the drive with, as with anything else in life, there is a balance.

If you were involved in an accident that occurred because at least one driver was distracted, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience working with these kinds of cases and can help you win the compensation you deserve for your injuries. With an unparalleled love for his community, Wayne is dedicated to you and your recovery. Let him handle the legal side of things while you focus on the things that really matter for your day to day life. You'll be amazed at how much it helps to have someone on your side!

When you get behind the wheel, there are always a few things you need to do before you can start your trip. While these normally involve things like changing the radio or fiddling with the air conditioner and heat, there is another thing that should generally be in your pre-driving checklist. This is putting away anything that may cause you to be distracted. This can include anything from your cell phone to something hanging from your rear view mirror. You can never be too careful when it comes to making sure that you can't be distracted while driving.

Obviously, cell phones are the biggest current distracting device that drivers have to deal with on a daily basis. It can be difficult to put it down when you're bored or if you're having an entertaining discussion with someone. It can be especially tempting to look at when you have a long drive ahead of you with little change in the scenery. Even fun drives start to get dull after a few hours if you're on your own. With a cell phone, you don't have to feel like you're alone. While this may seem like a good solution, it is important to remember that you need to do your best to keep your attention on the road in front of you instead of what is on your screen.

Sometimes, you wish you were in the car by yourself. Anyone who is loud in the car with you, whether that person is a friend, a family member, or even your child, it can be distracting to try and pay attention to the world around you with someone trying to get you to focus on them instead. While sometimes it can be nice to have someone to take the drive with, as with anything else in life, there is a balance.

If you were involved in an accident that occurred because at least one driver was distracted, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience working with these kinds of cases and can help you win the compensation you deserve for your injuries. With an unparalleled love for his community, Wayne is dedicated to you and your recovery. Let him handle the legal side of things while you focus on the things that really matter for your day to day life. You'll be amazed at how much it helps to have someone on your side!

When you get behind the wheel, there are always a few things you need to do before you can start your trip. While these normally involve things like changing the radio or fiddling with the air conditioner and heat, there is another thing that should generally be in your pre-driving checklist. This is putting away anything that may cause you to be distracted. This can include anything from your cell phone to something hanging from your rear view mirror. You can never be too careful when it comes to making sure that you can't be distracted while driving.

Obviously, cell phones are the biggest current distracting device that drivers have to deal with on a daily basis. It can be difficult to put it down when you're bored or if you're having an entertaining discussion with someone. It can be especially tempting to look at when you have a long drive ahead of you with little change in the scenery. Even fun drives start to get dull after a few hours if you're on your own. With a cell phone, you don't have to feel like you're alone. While this may seem like a good solution, it is important to remember that you need to do your best to keep your attention on the road in front of you instead of what is on your screen.

Sometimes, you wish you were in the car by yourself. Anyone who is loud in the car with you, whether that person is a friend, a family member, or even your child, it can be distracting to try and pay attention to the world around you with someone trying to get you to focus on them instead. While sometimes it can be nice to have someone to take the drive with, as with anything else in life, there is a balance.

If you were involved in an accident that occurred because at least one driver was distracted, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience working with these kinds of cases and can help you win the compensation you deserve for your injuries. With an unparalleled love for his community, Wayne is dedicated to you and your recovery. Let him handle the legal side of things while you focus on the things that really matter for your day to day life. You'll be amazed at how much it helps to have someone on your side!

When you get behind the wheel, there are always a few things you need to do before you can start your trip. While these normally involve things like changing the radio or fiddling with the air conditioner and heat, there is another thing that should generally be in your pre-driving checklist. This is putting away anything that may cause you to be distracted. This can include anything from your cell phone to something hanging from your rear view mirror. You can never be too careful when it comes to making sure that you can't be distracted while driving.

Obviously, cell phones are the biggest current distracting device that drivers have to deal with on a daily basis. It can be difficult to put it down when you're bored or if you're having an entertaining discussion with someone. It can be especially tempting to look at when you have a long drive ahead of you with little change in the scenery. Even fun drives start to get dull after a few hours if you're on your own. With a cell phone, you don't have to feel like you're alone. While this may seem like a good solution, it is important to remember that you need to do your best to keep your attention on the road in front of you instead of what is on your screen.

Sometimes, you wish you were in the car by yourself. Anyone who is loud in the car with you, whether that person is a friend, a family member, or even your child, it can be distracting to try and pay attention to the world around you with someone trying to get you to focus on them instead. While sometimes it can be nice to have someone to take the drive with, as with anything else in life, there is a balance.

If you were involved in an accident that occurred because at least one driver was distracted, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience working with these kinds of cases and can help you win the compensation you deserve for your injuries. With an unparalleled love for his community, Wayne is dedicated to you and your recovery. Let him handle the legal side of things while you focus on the things that really matter for your day to day life. You'll be amazed at how much it helps to have someone on your side!

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Even though texting while driving is an offence in most states, a huge majority of drivers still do it, putting other road users at serious risk as well as pedestrians and innocent parked cars. That may sound humorous but it is not funny when you hear a crash and you run outside and see your car smashed in. Strangely enough, and knowing the risks involved, many drivers are unable to resist the ring of a cell phone even when in heavy traffic or driving at full speed. The staff of Car and Driver magazine conducted a study and documented just how dangerous it is to use a cell phone when in control of a vehicle (or trying to remain in control).

Texting Compared to Being Drunk

The magazine investigators fixed a red light on a car to indicate to the drivers when to apply the brake. Times taken were recorded between the time the light went on and when the driver hit the brake, under four conditions - when the driver was sober, when reading an email, when sending a text message, and when legally drunk at .08.

 The results were:

• Sober 0.54 seconds
• Legally drunk – add 4 feet
• Reading an email – add 36 feet
• Sending a text message – add 70 feet

At a Crossroads

The American public agrees that drinking and driving is a dangerous offense. But when it comes to talking on a cell phone or texting while driving, the majority is undecided. Unfortunately, it will need a lot more accidents and deaths to change this mindset.

The conundrum is when someone is stuck in traffic going about 5 to 10 mph or even completely stopped! Or how about stopping at red lights? This is what cell phones were made for.

A Powerful & Knowledgeable Team Member

Motor vehicle accidents account for the highest number of offenses under theinjury law. If you are involved in a car crash or other kind of motor vehicle accident where the other driver was texting or talking on a cell phone, then get in touch with a motor vehicle accident attorney like Wayne Hardee. You could well be entitled to file a claim for damages through an injury lawsuit. The other driver’s insurance company will in all probability come forward for a settlement to avoid going to trial. Be guided by your injury lawyer who will be able to assess whether the offer they make is fair.

 

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