10/14/2026
📵 Distracted driving is negligence — period.
Texting, scrolling, or checking a map in your hand takes your eyes off the road for seconds at a time — long enough to cross an intersection blind. In California, it's illegal to hold and operate a phone while driving (Vehicle Code § 23123.5). If a distracted driver hits you, that driver may be legally responsible for your injuries.
💡 Tip: If you suspect the other driver was on their phone, tell the officer at the scene and write down what you saw right away. Phone records can be requested later to help show distraction.
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