Speed is a factor in nearly one-third of all fatal crashes.* Many people only consider speeding to be dangerous in school zones or in bad weather, but the reality is speeding is always a danger. Here are some tips to help reduce your chances of an accident:

• Have a game plan. Knowing where you’re headed and what you’re doing eliminates the need to talk on the phone and drive.
• Keep your eyes on the road, not on the keypad. Don’t text and drive.
• Don’t answer your phone while you’re behind the wheel. Ignore your phone, and enjoy the drive.
• If you must use your cell phone, pull over to a safe place off the road before making your call.
• Carpool with a friend. You'll have an additional pair of eyes to alert you to potential driving hazards, plus you'll be helping the environment.

*National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

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