Nearly half of PNW drivers admit to illegally using phones behind the wheel, survey finds
A survey by PEMCO Northwest found that 48% of drivers in the Pacific Northwest admit to using their phones while driving. Nearly half of the region's motorists confessed to engaging in distracted driving behavior.
A survey from PEMCO Northwest saw 48% of drivers confess to distracted driving, specifically using their phones behind the wheel.
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