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Even“ hands- free” cell phone use. I’ ve written on this exact topic for an insurance website and cited the same studies referenced in this article. I’ m not even going to comment on the inanity of doing any sort of texting while driving— sending or receiving– but anyone who has ever spoken on a cell phone when driving (a group that includes pretty much anyone who has access to a car and a mobile phone) knows there were times that you lost total awareness of something happening on the road around you, be it...
Posted by: | January 29, 2010 at 10:53 AM