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Beware the boot: How parents, kids can fly right
Thu Jul 17, 2008
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The truth about driving and talking on the cell
Thu Jun 26, 2008
- The issue is not whether the driver is holding the phone or hands free. It isn't the act of holding the phone that makes the difference, it is loss of cognitive ability while talking. It doesn't address the issue of loss of focus while texting or dialing a number.

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I agree that you would have to stop talking altogether in the car. Whether on a phone or the one next to you it distracts you no matter. Had a friend killed before cell phones because he turned to talk to a passenger in the front seat and swerved and lost control , hit a light pole end of story. I also agree there should be a limit on nothing but hands free and not allowing holding the phone while driving. When caught make the insurance double or even suspend license for a period of time. Where I live I have even seen cops talking on the phone while driving. Speaking of that do the cops then not respond to a radio call? The only time we use the phone while driving is if it is necessary to relay a message, other wise the passenger talks on the phone not the driver.
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