August 7, 2007 5:19 AM PDT
Nine in 10 Americans say ban texting while driving
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It's like driving after having a couple drinks, say those polled, though more than half admit to texting behind the wheel.
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I am all for banning texting while driving, and don't see why anyone would have to text while driving in the first place. If you are going to be late getting home, you can text a message to your husband or wife BEFORE you start the car to tell them that.
driving is banned already. There are hefty fines if you use your
mobile to make calls or send messages...
I can txt and drive just fine
Thank you very much for "not" replying while you are driving!
What a STUPID ****'R!
Actually, the latter point is one that interests me: why is it that some states ban talking on a mobile phone, yet permit you to talk to three or four other people who might be riding in your car? I suspect it's a knee-jerk reaction to a problem that could be handled differently-- much like many of the laws that get put into place.