Emotional Driving Spikes Crashes Tenfold

The Safety Brief by Dan Clark

Mar 1, 201602:50Education

Emotional driving makes a person 10 times as likely to get in a crash. Hear how driving mad or sad can be worse than using a cell phone behind the wheel. Links and more:

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