“It's understandable that today's drivers feel a conflict -- people know that phones, and the distraction they introduce, pose a risk and can interfere with safe driving. However, phones can be tempting and pull our attention and focus,” said Carolyn Wald, head of product innovation integration for Farmers. “With April being National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, we want to remind people that there are a few precautions and tools we can all use to help keep our attention focused where it belongs, and to help keep the roads safer for everyone,” she said. Wald recommends the following tips to help people stay safe when they hit the road: