It’s a warning that can’t be given too many times: Don’t use your phone while driving.
That said, it’s something almost all of us fall foul of one time or another. I myself have done it on occasion before, which I’m far from proud of.
After reading the story of 17-year-old Katelyn Ray, however, I’ve determined to never leave my phone within reach when I’m driving again. Remember, if you do use your phone when behind the wheel, you risk not only hurting yourself, but others as well.
The story took place early in the morning on September 5, 2018. Katelyn was on her way to pick up her big sister from work …
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