Put away your phone - One of the most common distractions while driving is using your phone. Put your phone away or turn it off while driving to eliminate the temptation to check messages or take calls.
Set up your GPS before you start driving - Adjust your GPS destination and route before you start driving. Do not adjust while driving.
Don't eat or drink while driving - Eating or drinking while driving can distract you from the road. Instead, take a break and enjoy your snack or meal in a safe and comfortable place.
Avoid grooming while driving - Doing your hair, makeup, or grooming while driving can cause you to take your eyes off the roads of Duluth and increase the risk of an accident.
Secure loose items - Loose items such as bags or groceries can move around and distract you while driving. Make sure they are securely stored or in the trunk.
Use voice commands - Many cars have voice command features that allow you to control the infotainment system without taking your hands off the wheel. Use this feature instead of manually adjusting the radio or other features.
