It happened on an ordinary Tuesday morning.
Jessica, a careful driver with a spotless record, was on her way to work. At a red light, her phone buzzed. Just one quick glance, she thought.
Five seconds later — crash.
When she called her insurance company, she expected paperwork and repairs.
Her voice trembled. “But why?”
The answer was simple and brutal: she was using her phone while driving.
What Jessica didn’t know — and what many drivers don’t — is that seemingly harmless habits can void your insurance instantly.
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