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IIHS data shows drivers use phones more when speeding, especially on highways, linking two major crash risks and reshaping ...

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A new HIMSS Analytics study of 129 C-suite executives, IT professionals, clinicians and department heads has found 79.8 percent use tablets and 42.6 percent use smartphones to access the information ...

Telemetry data analyzed by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety reveals a disturbing link between speeding and cell ...