The Mommy Kit - Car Accident Safety Tip

As a mom, do you keep a 'mommy kit' in your trunk in case of an emergency with your vehicle?

My corporate site, Accidents.com, posted an article called "Auto Accident Advice That Saves Pain Later", which provides a quick list for you to read BEFORE an accident. Well a fellow mom posted a great comment that I want to share with you...

Shane said "I also keep extra baby Formula, water bottles, one extra baby bottle and non-perishable snacks for my older kids in my trunk in case we have car problems. I call it the "mommy kit"."

Read more: http://www.accidents.com/top-auto-accident-advice-tips.html#ixzz160iM0EwO

I think that is great advice - and plan to create my own mommy kit asap. I plan to add diapers and wipes to that list.

In case you aren't aware: my company operates the site Accidents.com, which focuses on accident safety, distracted driving solutions and connects consumers with attorneys, chiropractors, and other pain management specialists.

Distracted Driving Now Deadliest Road Hazard - Accidents.com

Here is the article that I promised I'd share when it was completed.

Eye opening: According to a 2009 study by Virgina Tech Transportation Institute, when traveling at 55 mph, a driver texting for 6 seconds is looking at the phone for 4.6 seconds of that time and travels the distance of a football field without their eyes on the road.

http://www.accidents.com/distracted-driving.html