Distracted driving is the leading cause of death in the United States with a reported 1.6 million crashes every year caused by cell phone use while driving. In 2018, 1 out 5 of the people who died in car crashes involved distracted driving were not in vehicles at the time. These people were biking or walking as an example.

These are alarming statistics and while overcoming distracted driving involves discipline and taking responsibility for your actions, increasing awareness against about the dangers can go a long way toward preventing future accidents. I’ve gathered more than 100 texting and driving prevention slogans to raise awareness about the dangers of distracted driving.

Texting and Driving Prevention Slogans

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Stay focused on the road ahead.

  • Always Keep Your Hands On The Wheel And Your Eyes On The Road
  • Never Take Your Eyes Off The Road
  • Fast Drive Can Be Your Last Drive
  • No Texting While Driving
  • Don’t Text And Drive
  • Keep Your Eyes On The Road, Your Hands On The Wheel
  • Mind On The Drive. Hands On The Wheel. Eyes On The Street
  • Text OR Drive. You Can’t Do Both
  • Eyes On The Road Not On Your Phone
  • Don’t Send That Text. It’s Not Worth It
  • Texting And Driving Is Never A Good Idea
  • No Text Or Phone Call Is Worth Your Life
  • Think About The People Who Care. Stop Texting And Driving
  • You Can Send That Text Later
  • Either You Text Or Your Drive. Choose One
  • Avoid Texting While Driving
  • Save Lives. Stop Texting While Driving
  • No Life Is Worth A Text
  • You Don’t Want It To Be Your Last Text
  • Texting While Driving Is Never Worth The Risk
  • Say Goodbye To Your Life When You Text And Drive
  • Don’t Be A Killer. Save Your Life. Save Others. Stop Texting And Driving
  • Life Matters. Don’t Text And Drive
  • Don’t Make Texting And Driving A Habit
  • If You Love Your Life Stop Texting While Driving
  • Every Second Counts. Don’t Take Your Eyes On The Road
  • It’s Not Worth Dying Over A Text Message
  • It’s Not Worth Dying Over A Phone Call
  • Don’t Make A Disaster. Don’t Text And Drive
  • Stop A Disaster. Stop Texting While Driving
  • Practice Safe Driving And Start Saving Lives
  • Save A Life. Don’t Take That Call
  • Texting While Driving Doesn’t Make You A Better Driver
  • Your Skills At Driving Doesn’t Get Better When You Text And Drive

Never Text and Drive Slogans

Food truck vendors should never drive distracted.

  • Don’t Let It Become Your Last Text
  • Better Than Late Reply Than No Reply At All
  • Drive Smart. Don’t Text And Drive
  • One Text Or Call Could Wreck Your Life
  • Make No Mistake. Send That Text Later. Just Drive Now
  • Drive Safely. Say No To Texting While Driving
  • Say Goodbye To Your Life When You Send That Text
  • That One Second Off The Road Can Kill Someone
  • Phone Usage While Driving Increases Your Chances Of Dying
  • Texting While Driving Kills

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  • On The Road. Off The Phone
  • Somebody Cares. Put The Phone Down Before You Drive
  • Getting In An Accident Is Never Worth It. Stop Texting While Driving
  • Phone Down. Drive On
  • You’ll Never Make It To Your Destination If You Text And Drive
  • Head On Over To Heaven If You Text And Drive
  • Meet Jesus ASAP By Texting While Driving
  • On Your Way To Meet Jesus
  • Texting And Driving Should Never Come Together
  • Texting And Driving Don’t Match
  • Text Before You Drive. Text After You Drive.
  • Want To Die Soon? Go Text And Drive
  • You Should Not Do Anything Else While Driving
  • You’ll Never Text LOL When You Drive Someone Over
  • Your Next Text Message Will Be RIP And Not LOL When You Text And Drive
  • Hit That Car When You Hit That Send
  • Stop A Bad Habit. Save A Life. Don’t Text And Drive
  • Make A Choice: That Text Or Your Life?
  • It’s Not Cool To Text And Drive

Quotes about Texting and Driving

Mobile bars can be as big as vans or small as carts.

  • “In a split second, you could ruin your future, injure or kill others, and tear a hole in the heart of everyone who loves you.” – Sharon Heit

“I think that texting and driving is a 100 percent no-go. I think it should be banned everywhere because you cannot be focused on looking ahead, in the mirrors, being aware of what’s around you, and to type on a small keyboard and a small screen.” – Allan McNish

  • “The text says, “see you soon”, but you never do.” – Rachel Dyet
  • “The average driver takes their eyes off the road for 5 seconds per text message, covering an entire football field’s worth of road.” – Anonymous
  • “Honk if you love Jesus, text while driving if you want to meet him.” – Pastor Floyd Ingram
  • “Trust me. You’re not as good as texting while driving as you think you are.” – Anonymous
  • “Baseball is like driving, it’s the one who gets home safely that counts.” – Tommy Lasorda

“There’s a completely new culture out there. I’m not a participant of texting and driving, or texting at all. But I see there’s something going on in civilization which is coming with great vehemence at us.” – Werner Herzog

  • “Texting and driving doubles your chances of getting in a car accident.” – Anonymous
  • “Don’t let texting blind you.” – Anonymous
  • “I look around, pretty much 100% of the people driving are texting. And they’re killing, everybody’s murdering each other with their cars. But people are willing to risk taking a life and ruining their own because they don’t want to be alone for a second because it’s so hard.” – Louis C.K.
  • “Texting while driving increases the risk of accidents 23.2 times over unimpaired driving.” – Anonymous
  • “A tree never hits an automobile except in self-defense.” – Woody Allen
  • “Texting and driving affect you and everyone who you are important to. It also affects everyone you are driving on the road with. If you’re not paying attention to the road, you can hit into someone’s car which might injure them.” – Anonymous 

Distracted Driving Slogans

Food delivery drivers must pay attention to the road at all times.

  • Hang Up And Drive
  • Your Life Is More Important Than Sending That Text
  • That Phone Call Can Wait
  • That Text Message Can Wait
  • Don’t Get Distracted. Just Keep On Driving
  • Leave The Text Unread Or You’ll End Up Dead
  • The Text Message Is Not Worth Your Life
  • A Second Off The Road Can Kill You
  • Get The Message: Never Text While Driving
  • Would You Rather Be Distracted And Dead?
  • It’s Hard To Concentrate On Two Things At The Same Time
  • Stop Distracted Driving
  • Learn To Be Focused And Stop Getting Distracted

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  • Get Distracted And Get Ready To Be Dead
  • Live Another Day. Concentrate On Driving
  • Speed Down. Eyes Up. Mind Clear. Drive Safely
  • There Is No Limit To Distractions
  • Accidents Can Happen In A Second
  • You Can’t Turn Back Time. Avoid Distractions. Drive Safely
  • Never Take Your Eyes Off The Road
  • Keep Your Eyes Hooked On The Road
  • Don’t Be The Cause Of Someone’s Death
  • Don’t Stay Distracted. Save Your Life And Someone Else’s Life
  • Distraction Can Kill You
  • Distraction Is Your Worst Nightmare
  • Lock Your Eyes On The Road
  • Erase All Distractions
  • Don’t Give In To Distractions
  • No Distractions No Accidents
  • Distractions Can Cost Your Life
  • Safe Driving Means No Distractions
  • Fast Forward To Your Death When You Get Distracted While Driving
  • Who’s Driving When You’re Distracted?

Distracted Driving Quotes

  • “No text, search, post, glance or email is worth a life.” – Anonymous
  • “If you’ve been driving for a little while and nothing’s happened to you yet – and you’ve been texting and driving, you think nothing’s going to happen. But all it takes is an accident happening with one of your friends or God forbid, something happening to you, to really give you a wake-up call.” – Victoria Justice
  • “If you put on makeup while driving, you might need makeup to cover the scars.” – Anonymous
  • “Stop the texts. Stop the wrecks.” – Anonymous
  • “Don’t let what matters less overpower what matters more.” – Anonymous

“We hold that the sender of a text message can potentially be liable if an accident is caused by texting, but only if the sender knew that the recipient would view the text while driving and thus be distracted.” – Anonymous

  • “It’s not about how good of a driver you are. It’s about the 5 seconds you take your eyes off the road. Don’t risk it.” – Anonymous
  • “Your text can wait. It’s a life-safety issue for you and others, so it’s simple: Put the phone down and drive responsibly.” – Ed O’Carroll
  • “The road to destruction is paved with distraction.” – Anonymous
  • “Your life might be worth a text or call. But my child is not. Put down the phone and drive.” – Anonymous

“We need to develop a traffic safety culture that does not condone driving while distracted, much like what we have done with drunk driving.” – Vernon F. Betkey, Jr.

  • “We must remind drivers that their primary responsibility is to drive safely and we must educate them on how to recognize when it’s appropriate to use a wireless phone, change a CD, or look at a map while driving.” – Tom Wheeler

Statistics about Texting and Driving

Train your delivery drivers about the dangers of texting and driving.

Some people respond better to data than emotional quotes. To influence this group, here are some compelling statistics that should encourage anyone to stop texting and driving for the safety of themselves and others.

  • There were 36,750 car accident deaths in 2018, 5.7% were caused by texting or calling while driving.
  • Compared to students of other races or ethnicities, it is reported that white students are more likely to engage in texting while driving.
  • An information from AT&T Teen Driver Survey says that 97% of teens admit that texting while driving is dangerous, yet 43% of them still do it.
  • Young adults aged 18-24 who use their cellphones while driving also admits to engaging in other behaviors such as running the red lights, speeding, and others.
  • The United States takes the lead in having the highest number of people engaging in texting while driving with 68% of drivers admitting to using their cellphone while driving. Compare this with Portugal’s 59% or Europe’s 29% rate.
  • According to a study from the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, people are six times more likely to be in a car crash accident from texting and driving than drinking and driving.
  • About 660,000 people use their cellphone while driving. That is more than the entire population of Washington D.C.
  • Distracted driving causes 8 deaths a day which is approximately 3,500 per year.
  • A report from the National Safety Council states that cellphone use while driving leads to 6 million accidents a year.
  • A 2019 study from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety indicated that out of all other age groups, people between 19 to 24 are more likely to hold and talk on a phone, manually text or send an email and most likely to read on a cellphone while driving.
  • Ninety-four percent of drivers support a ban on texting while driving.

Driving is a responsibility that must be taken seriously each time you get behind the wheel. You’re not only responsible for your own life, but passengers and people you share the road with.

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People crossing the street, drivers changing lanes, vehicles suddenly stopping, and slow drivers are only a handful of hazards on roadways. Any distracting factors can cause accidents including changing the channel on the radio, looking at your kids in the backseat, or spilling coffee into your lap could result in an accident.

Distracted driving is conducting any other activity while you’re driving. It can be texting and calling, taking your hands off the road, or even taking your mind off driving. Keep your eyes focused on the road and both hands on the wheel the next time you drive a vehicle. I want everyone to arrive safely at their intended destination.

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