Distracted Driving Resources

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IIANC is excited to continue our partnership with the UNC Tar Heels, NC State Wolfpack and Duke Blue Devils to launch a  PSA campaign to educate the public on the dangers of distracted driving. These :30 second radio spots are running during game broadcasts of UNC football and men's basketball games, NC State football games and Duke men's basketball games. Each of these radio ads urge members of the community to reach out to their local Trusted Choice independent insurance agent for more information about the dangers of distracted driving.

Should your agency receive a call from someone in your community asking about the dangers of distracted driving, we have created this resource page for you with helpful information about this scary problem.

Questions? Contact Rena Todd at rtodd@iianc.com for more information.

Resources You Can Use for Your Agency

Materials from Trusted Choice

Trusted Choice has launched a digital advertising campaign urging consumers to be alert and turn out distractions while driving. IIANC members can take advantage of a storehouse of print and digital distracted driving advertising materials, now available on the  Trusted Choice Resources website under the "Made for You" and "Content to Share" sections. As with all Trusted Choice resources, distracted driving materials are free for members and can be customized with your agency's information, photo and logo to market directly to consumers. Join the movement today to stop distracted driving, while also marketing your agency's brand.
 
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Social Media Posts

This social media kit from the National Safety Council is filled with great images and content for you to post on your agency's Facebook and Twitter accounts.

 

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Newsletter Drop-In Content
Content #1: Football Theme

Did you know that texting while driving takes your eyes off the road for an average of 5 seconds? At highway speeds, that’s like driving the length of an entire football field with your eyes closed. And when nearly 50% of teens and young adults admit to texting while driving, that fact becomes even more frightening. That’s why we're joining Trusted Choice independent insurance agents to urge you and your families to put down the phones when driving. Every day in the U.S., more than nine people are killed and 1,000 injured in crashes involving a distracted driver. Don’t let yourself or loved one be one of those statistics. No text is worth a life. 

Content #2: Basketball Theme
Did you know that texting while driving takes your eyes off the road for an average of 5 seconds? At highway speeds, that’s like driving the length of a basketball court three times with your eyes closed. And when nearly 50% of teens and young adults admit to texting while driving, that fact becomes even more frightening. That’s why we're joining Trusted Choice independent insurance agents to urge you and your families to put down the phones when driving. That’s why we're joining Trusted Choice independent insurance agents to urge you and your families to put down the phones when driving. Every day in the U.S., more than nine people are killed and 1,000 injured in crashes involving a distracted driver. Don’t let yourself or loved one be one of those statistics. No text is worth a life. 
 
Content #3: Generic Theme
Getting behind the wheel of your car may seem like a commonplace event, but it could be the most dangerous thing you will do today. Every day in the U.S., more than nine people are killed and 1,000 injured in crashes involving a distracted driver. Although you can't control the actions of other motorists, you CAN control how you operate your vehicle. Increase your chances for a safe trip by following a few simple precautions. That’s why we're joining Trusted Choice independent insurance agents to urge you to avoid distractions while driving like texting, eating and changing the radio or navigation system. Remember, you can’t drive safely unless the task of driving has your full attention. Any non-driving activity you engage in is a potential distraction and increases your risk of crashing.