Amsterdam, Netherlands, December 03, 2019 –(PR.com)– LifeGift launches DRIVE, the app designed to radically prevent the number of incidents on our roads and save lives around the world.
DRIVE is the first emotion-based app designed for distracted drivers and pedestrians that are using their mobile phones in high-risk situations.
The World Health Organization reports up to 11% of drivers are using their phones when driving at any given minute. The results are seen every day, as traffic fines and life-changing events.
DRIVE uses the emotional connections with our friends and families, to motivate and make a significant change to both driver and pedestrian behavior. Imagine your child or loved one appearing on your screen immediately after you unlock your phone and asking you to be aware of your surroundings, and to come home safely. When a friend or loved one tell us to be safe, it means so much more, and we respond immediately.
DRIVE can help save thousands in traffic fines, prevent loss of license and protect people we care for from injury or worse.
“With the number of notifications begging for your attention – from emails, social media, and so much more, it’s easy to get distracted. Having your focus on the road or the path ahead of you a second earlier could make all the difference,” said: Remo Behdasht – LifeGift Founder.
DRIVE is a free download available from Apple® AppStore and Google® PlayStore and works “out-of-the-box” immediately to keep you safe. Share it to protect the ones important to you today. For the greatest impact, with a LifeGift Token, you can set it so that they automatically receive customized notifications with your personalized message, voice, and photo.
DRIVE Video: https://youtu.be/3vU2hvlpC6Y
Media Kit: https://tinyurl.com/qrk57r6
Let’s block ads! (Why?)
Key takeaways:The San Antonio Spurs and Dallas Mavericks NBA game took place on Saturday, October…
Key takeaways:On 25 October the IMD issued a red alert for heavy rain in Kerala…
Key takeaways:The Warriors and Suns meet on October 24, with a New York Times guide…
Key takeaways:SThree research finds scientists and engineers leaving jobs that AI has changed "beyond recognition"…
Key takeaways:Poundland is in rescue talks as its owners seek a buyer; no sale has…
Key takeaways:The newest 76ers vs Bucks search results are mainly viewing guides, with most headlines…