Aviva's Maurice Tulloch on distracted driving becoming the new drink-driving

- By Maurice Tulloch
- 21 Jun 2018
- Indicative reading time: 2 minutes

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Drinking and driving is simply not acceptable to today's society. Why then, asks Maurice Tulloch, CEO Aviva International Insurance, is the same stigma not yet attached to using a phone will driving?

My two teenage children, who are just starting to drive, would never think of getting behind the wheel after drinking. And hopefully they would not get into a car with a drunk driver. They’ve grown up

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