Yes. According to North Carolina's hands-free law, drivers are not permitted to use their phones for texting or email, but "the use of factory-installed or aftermarket global positioning systems" ...

Are Garmin’s DriveSmart devices better than a GPS app on a phone? Though it might be hard to imagine, there was a time, not too long ago, when traveling by car was a big deal. To get from one location ...

Apps are tracking your driving and they can be used to influence how much you pay for car insurance. But how? And can your rates really be pushed higher because of what an app detects? WRAL 5 On Your ...

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A proposed bill could change how your driving apps get you out of traffic. It could be good news for small towns feeling the burden of detours, but bad news if you’re stuck in a jam. Stream ...

While the tech revolution in the automotive industry is still underway, the whole thing started many years ago. Systems like Bluetooth support, GPS navigation, electric windows, and self-parking ...

While Kentucky drivers are generally barred from using their phones behind the wheel, it isn’t a completely hands-free state. KRS 189.292 outlines a few limited exceptions, including using a mobile ...

A new law rumoured to be coming into play next year has sparked panic among drivers who don't have a built in sat-nav system in their cars and rely on GPS apps Last week, a flurry of TikTok videos ...

North Carolina law permits GPS app use but bans texting and emailing while driving. State troopers say GPS use can cause distracted driving and advise caution. Safe navigation tips include presetting ...