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Victims, relatives press for action on distracted driving

Greg Zaffke II's mother, Anita, was killed in May when a car struck her motorcycle at a stoplight, he said.

Safety council urges ban on cell phone use while driving

The National Safety Council called Monday for a nationwide ban on cell phone use while driving, a prohibition opposed by the industry.

Time.com: Gas Prices Reduce Traffic Fatalities

This year, gasoline climbed over $4 a gallon, and the traffic death toll -- according to one study -- appears headed to the lowest levels since JFK moved into the White House

Don't do this in your car

It's a familiar scenario. You're on your way to work, maybe running 10 minutes late, and you're trying to make up for lost time.

CNNMoney: Keeping a scary night safe

Soon children will be sneaking and slithering through the neighborhood in search of Halloween treats. But you should beware of the real dangers of Halloween. In today's top five tips we'll tell you how to keep your little ghosts and goblins secure this season.

CNNMoney: Study: Deadly states for teen drivers

Washington D.C. is considered deadlier for young motorists than any state, according to a recent survey.

Which holiday is this?

Despite the highest gas prices ever recorded, according to the American Automobile Association, more than 31 million of us will be traveling in our cars between 6 p.m. Friday and midnight Monday.

Money Magazine: WHERE YOU CAN LEARN TO DRIVE FASTER AND SAFER

It's a chilly afternoon in rural northwest Connecticut, and it's drizzling. I'm rounding a curve at 70 miles per hour, and my car is starting to spin out. I'm entering the second of three quick S t...

Money Magazine: AIRLINES OFFER HELP FOR THE WHITE-KNUCKLED FLIER

With seven fatal accidents last year involving major U.S. airlines, the skies haven't seemed so friendly lately. Indeed, experts estimate that the number of Americans who refuse to fly or who suffe...

Fortune: BUSTING THE FUZZBUSTERS

Ronald James, a Maryland resident and the director of technical media at the National Tooling and Machining Association, uses a radar detector when he drives. He hasn't had an accident in at least ...

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