Take a stand and sign the pledge to commit to driving safe and sober on Nevada roadways.  Sign the Pledge

Focus on the Road

Distracted driving is anything that takes your attention from driving, including: talking or texting on your phone, eating and drinking, talking to others in your vehicle, using the stereo or your navigation system — anything that takes your attention away from the road.
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Know the Facts

Men 26-30 years old were the largest number of victims of distracted driving fatal crashes in Nevada
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58% of distracted driver fatal crashes were single vehicle crashes
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Crashes between a vehicle and a pedestrian or bicyclist were reported more than any other type of distracted fatal crash
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Know the Law

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It is a crime to physically handle a cell phone or other electronic device while driving in Nevada, including talking, texting, going online, programming a handheld GPS, or playing music.

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It is illegal to use an electronic, handheld device at a stoplight.

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Fines range from $50 for the 1st offense to $250 and a six-month license suspension for subsequent offenses within a seven-year period. Penalties may be increased if the alleged violation occurs in a work zone.

HELP SAVE A LIFE

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Use hands-free devices or in-car systems that act on voice command, including a navigation system that is affixed to the vehicle.

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Pull off the road and use your handheld device to report a medical emergency, a safety hazard, or criminal activity.

Parents, Help Save
Your Child’s Life

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Set a good example by not multi-tasking when driving, including using your cell phone, applying make-up or programming a GPS.

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Have your child sign a pledge not to use their cell phone while driving – and hold them accountable.

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Enable technology on phones and vehicles that sends an auto response when you are driving, and use voice-activated systems when necessary.

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