In 2018, 17-year-old Katelyn Ray tragically lost her life in
Mississippi after crashing into the back
of a slowed school bus while reportedly using her phone.
She never hit the brakes,
and first responders found the phone still in her hand.
Thankfully, the dozen children on the bus were unharmed,
but Katelyn died instantly.
Her story serves as a heartbreaking
reminder: no text or call is worth a life—
put your phone away while driving.
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