Study: Driver bans on handheld cell phones, texting make no difference in crash rates
I wonder about this, just doesn’t seem to make sense,but then does anything??
read on playa..read on
Study: Driver bans on handheld cell phones, texting make no difference in crash rates
I wonder about this, just doesn’t seem to make sense,but then does anything??
read on playa..read on
Anyone wanting to become a guest writer for this blog? I haven’t had much time lately so I could use someone to write for TextingBan.com.. Please inquire via the contact us .. I also might have to put this site up for sale if my available time decreases.. sorry, this site needs attention it deserves
“All cell-phone use by drivers should be banned, U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said this afternoon. That includes hands-free devices, too.”
WOW! Thats extreme or maybe just trying to get attention???
I will try to update the unfortunate stats of those killed while driving drunk and texting… A very real dilema going forward Please check back tomorrow and all please be safe.
Teens ignore anti-texting laws while driving
Courtesy of Reuters via MSNBC
Jeez I thought laws were complied with 100%.. What is this world coming too?? They must be brought to justice!
Another survey on how many people are texting while driving.. I think its more than 25% IMHO but thats just my survey which i’m going to conduct when I get my $100k grant. Heres the link to the survey.
Once again we have more and more people aware which is good but we need to enforce it… Think back when you were a teen.. did you listen to your parents????? I was driving past the Mn State Capital recently and did see a legislator texting as they pulled out of the parking lot..no joke.. many people were leaving and I saw one hand on the weel and Blackberry in hand… wonder what he voted .. for or against…
article courtesy of the Minneapolis Star Tribune
Any comments???
At least its a start.
Courtesy of
By Mara H. Gottfried
mgottfried@pioneerpress.com
A new contest is challenging teens to create and produce TV spots about the dangers of text messaging and driving.
Minnesota teens in grades nine to 12 are invited to submit a 30-second video message for the contest sponsored by the Minnesota Public Safety Department and AAA Minnesota/Iowa.
Since a state law took effect in August 2008, texting, e-mailing, composing messages and web browsing is illegal for drivers and carries fines up to $300.