Does your business have a distracted driving policy? When employees drive distracted their chance of being in an accident increases tremendously. Not only is this dangerous for your employees and the others sharing the road, if the employee is in an accident while doing their job – such as driving to meet a client, to the bank, to make a delivery, or another task in their job description – a claim could be made against your company for damages. On average distracted driving costs employers $75,176 per non-fatal incident, a fatal crash is 10 times more costly - and that was back in 2019. Costs have only increased since then. This doesn’t even take into consideration the lost workdays.