Illinois HR 113: DISTRACTED DRIVING AWARE-MNTH
Status: Added Co-Sponsor Rep. Jackie Haas (as of 2025-05-31)
State: Illinois · Session: 104th · Bill: HR 113
Sponsors: Amy Elik, Jackie Haas, Jed Davis, Paul Jacobs
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HR0113LRB104 12040 ECR 22135 r
1HOUSE RESOLUTION
2 WHEREAS, Distracted driving is a contributing factor in
3motor vehicle accidents, injuries, and fatalities across the
4United States and the State of Illinois, with the National
5Highway Traffic Safety Administration {NHTSA) reporting 3,308
6people killed in distracted driving crashes nationwide in
72022; and
8 WHEREAS, In Illinois alone, distracted driving contributes
9to thousands of traffic-related injuries and deaths annually;
10and
11 WHEREAS, Young drivers, particularly those between the
12ages of 15 and 19, are disproportionately affected by
13distracted driving, necessitating targeted education and
14intervention efforts; and
15 WHEREAS, Technological advancements and widespread use of
16smartphones and other devices have increased the prevalence of
17distracted driving, making it a critical public safety issue;
18and
19 WHEREAS, Sydney Daniel, founder of the Time to Turn Off
20platform, has impacted over 260 classrooms and over 6,000
21students statewide through her distracted driving education
HR0113- 2 -LRB104 12040 ECR 22135 r
1curriculum, and her efforts include collaborations with
2Illinois State Police, Country Financial Insurance, and
3national organizations such as Mothers Against Drunk Driving
4(MADD) and End Distracted Driving (endDD); her advocacy
5emphasizes driver safety and social media education,
6particularly for young drivers aged 15 to 19; and
7 WHEREAS, Initiatives like Time to Turn Off and
8partnerships with advocacy groups and State agencies
9demonstrate the importance of community involvement in
10reducing distracted driving; and
11 WHEREAS, Recognizing April as Distracted Driving Awareness
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