The Vermont State Highway Safety Office has put together a presentation about the dangers of distracted driving and to promote the upcoming Distracted Driving Enforcement campaign that is called Connect To Disconnect (C2D).
Vermont State highway safety office launches Connect To Disconnect campaign
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