to make folks put them down and drive with both hands on the wheel. Today, it's not the phone in the ear that's the bigger problem but the device being uses for texting purposes. At least, while on the phone, only one hand is needed. It's not that hard to spot a driver who isn't paying as much attention to their driving than to some other activity. Automobile safety features seem to be being geared more toward absolving a driver from the need to keep their eyes on the road and their vehicles in their own lanes. Folks will feel plenty more comfortable texting when knowing their car will warn them if they are drifting into someone or failed to see that the person in front of them is braking. There's something about that I don't like.
All of the TV ads advocating against distracted driving seem to be for naught and making cell phone use illegal does little. No one pays attention to stop signs and few people properly use their turn signals. So what lawmaker thinks a person will worry about being ticketed for using their hand held for any purpose?
Instead of making them so they'd disable a vehicle when in use, I'd rather make them explode and take off a few fingers...arresting office, judge, jury and punishment all in one second. ![]()
I think yes, a device that activates to block all cell as soon as a vehicle is put in motion.
How many people 'really' have a need to be using a cell device while operating a motor vehicle?
I see so many people driving with a cell phone in their ear and their not paying any attention to the road or traffic.
If you really need to use your cell pull over and stop.
Then you can chat your brains out.

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