Drop It
And Drive.
FOMO is real, but so are the consequences of distracted driving.
Phones aren't the only problem though.
Anything that takes your attention
off driving can be dangerous:
Eating
Applying Makeup
Shuffling Playlist
Setting Navigation
Pay Attention
Or Pay Up
That quick glance at your phone can turn into a ticket
fast,
and taking your attention off the road
has real consequences for you and
the other drivers out on the road.
Illinois is hands free only—so if you're on your phone while driving, fines start at $75 and can jump to $150 or more if it keeps happening.
Set It Before You Go
Before you drive, set your phone to Do Not Disturb or Driving Mode to use hands-free features.
A few seconds of prep keeps your focus on the road and your hands on the wheel.
How to setup driving focus on iPhone:
- Go to Settings > Focus > Driving
- Enable Share Focus Status
- Choose who should receive auto-replies
- Customize your auto-reply message
-
Select when to activate driving:
Automatically, When connected to car bluetooth, Manually, or Activate with CarPlay
How to setup driving focus on Android:
- Tap Settings > Modes and Routines > Driving > Start
- Set Driving Mode to turn on automatically when Android Auto and/or a bluetooth device is connected
- Choose Do not disturb to mute all notifications or allow specific alerts
- Turn On/Off Driving Mode
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