JustLikeGreta · F
MasterDvdC · 70-79, M
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MasterDvdC · 70-79, M
@CereBellum: I would imagine so. About the only time I'll text. But I do do it when I'm stopped.
@MasterDvdC: So, you are also a texting addict? Haha
MasterDvdC · 70-79, M
@CereBellum: No. But occasionally I get a text that I do have to answer but wait until at a stop light. Actually, when I'm driving actually talking on the phone is easier. My phone syncs up to Bluetooth through my radio. There is a small microphone on my instrument panel so I can talk hands free. Easy to talk and pay attention to what I'm doing.
AlmostAnAngel · 100+, F
PhoenixPhail · M
I really think so. Cell phone use, eating, applying makeup, reading, sexual activity of any kind - anything which distracts the driver - should be considered an act of D.U.D., driving under distraction. Any such distraction should be considered reckless endangerment, and should draw a penalty, whether or not the crash results in injury. Just that there was a crash as a result, is enough.
VeronicaPrincess · 61-69
Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
Yep. Who's life is so important they need their phone on while driving ??
SW-User
Without a doubt.
jackson55 · M
Yes.
@jackson55: I believe you are following my already asked questions. Interesting. Haha
SW-User
Yup
offingg · 31-35, F
Yes
donontario · 70-79, M
Yes.
sighmeupforthat · 46-50, M
they are in some cities but seems the police doesn't want to execute these laws.
heh.. yet folks get killed.
heh.. yet folks get killed.
MasterDvdC · 70-79, M
@sighmeupforthat: They may not be able to. In a lot of places they can't stop you for that. They have to be able to stop you for something else and then they can add that as another ticket.