Using Smartphones to Take Distracted-Driving Research on the Road
The TRIP Lab was featured in Newswise for its development of a naturalistic driving data collection device. See the full article here.
How’s my driving? Using smartphones to take distracted-driving research on the road
The TRIP Lab was featured in Science Daily with its development of a naturalistic data collection device. See the full article here.
Dr. Stavrinos interviewed for USA Today article
Dr. Stavrinos interviewed for USA Today article: If parents play cops, teen drivers win on safety
Child pedestrians with ADHD
Dr. Stavrinos’ work on child pedestrians with ADHD was recently featured in hundreds of news outlets, including: MSNBC, CNN, Time, CBS, US News and World Report,WebMD, and Birmingham News.
News related to our work
For the latest news regarding DISTRACTED DRIVING please visit www.distraction.gov Distracted Driving in Alabama http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2010/08/alabama_feels_the_high_cost_of.html Check out [...]
UAB hosts distracted driving demo, Stavrinos to speak on dangers
As a follow-up to the Arrive Alive: Stop the Texts – Stop the Wrecks program, UAB hosted U-Haul and Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange for a distracted driving presentation. See full [...]
Texting while driving ban starts Wednesday in Alabama
Dr. Stavrinos was interviewed by AL.com for the press release on the texting while driving ban. Read full article here.
Kids with ADHD misjudge traffic dangers, raising car injury risk
Dr. Stavrinos interviewed by Bloomberg News for an article on how easily kids with ADHD can misjudge traffic dangers when crossing the street. See the full article here.
Crossing the Street Can Be Risky for Kids With ADHD
Dr. Stavrinos was interviewed by ParentDish for an article on the dangers of kids with ADHD crossing the street. See the full article here.
Trouble in Traffic: Kids with ADHD Have Difficulty Crossing Streets
Dr. Stavrinos was interviewed by MyHealthNewsDaily for a piece on the difficulties faced by children with ADHD crossing streets. See the full article here.