Some people suffer from severe injuries, and some may even have fatal crashes. Beyond severe injuries, distracted driving can lead to:Expensive car repairsIncreased insurance premiumsTraffic citationsLicense consequencesLost incomeLegal liability if someone’s injuredThere may be emotional impact, too. How Can Distraction Lead to an Accident? The Parker Waichman injury team often sees distracted driving lead to serious crashes and injuries, which result in expensive cases. Just a few seconds of distracted driving can lead to collisions and severe injuries, and it’s not worth it at all.