Even if you’re an experienced driver, distractions from inside and outside your vehicle can divert your attention and greatly increase your risk of being in an accident. The following are some good ways to minimize distractions while driving, making your trips safer for you, your passengers and those you share the road with: Don’t Drive When You’re Tired Driving when you’re tired or drowsy is extremely dangerous and can increase your risk of being in an accident by nearly four times. If you feel yourself getting tired, pull over in a safe, well-lit area and walk around for a few minutes. Don’t Use Your Cell Phone Texting when driving is not only dangerous, but also illegal. Set your cell phone