Visor Frames Reminds Drivers That “Your Text Can Wait”
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In a society that is always connected, texting and driving has increased a driver’s chances of being in an accident. A texting driver is 23 times more likely to get into a crash than a non-texting driver (2009, VTTI) There are more startling statistics like these that contributed to Visor Frames’ passion to bring more awareness to this issue.
Visor Frames recently became the official product of a national insurance company's "Wait to Text" program, at the same time, expanding their own campaign. With cell phone use integrated into daily lives more than ever now, their mission of this program is to bring more awareness to this safety concern.
From a study taken at the
Visor Frames are sleek, durable frames that clip right to any visor. These Visor Frames serve as a reminder to drivers that “Your Text Can Wait” for the loved one they have displayed in the frame. Visor Frames envisions using their product as a creative tool to help any organization that supports this concept of not texting while driving.
Spreading their message to drivers that “Your Text Can Wait,” will in turn keep the roads a safer place one person at a time.
For more information about “Your Text Can Wait™” program, please visit: http://www.visorframes.com/yourtextcanwait.
About Visor Frames
It wasn't about the money or the business. It was watching the memory of Sam’s father’s photo peel, fade and tear. That's how
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