Helping save lives through distracted driving advocacy and awareness. On September 15, 2016, as the Scherer family waited at the tail end of a traffic jam on I-75 near Brooksville, Florida, another driver—so distracted by his phone that he failed to see the brake lights for nearly 1/3 mile—slammed into the back of their SUV at more than 100 mph. 9-year-old Logan was killed instantly. Investigators later discovered the driver had been so absorbed in his phone that he never looked up, applied his brakes, or attempted to swerve to avoid impact. Now, the Living for Logan Foundation, a federally registered 501(c)(3) non-profit, is on a quest to honor Logan—and all others lost through this deadly epidemic—while fighting for justice and eliminating distracted driving through education, legislation, and changing the hearts, minds, and habits of drivers everywhere.