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.... I remember the days before these conveniences; that we now think necessary.

7 years ago. Rating: 9
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Lawmakers just don't know where to draw the line. I agree that it's become very confusing. Exactly what IS "distracted driving"? It's a dilemma for sure.

7 years ago. Rating: 6
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You guys are getting worse than Aussie,the driver can answer the phone if he has hands free,,all passengers can take photos or answer a phone or read a GPS..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

7 years ago. Rating: 6
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I kind of support anything that produces more car safety.  A friend of mine, had a daughter who looked down to see who was calling her, on a street name Bird Ave. in San Jose, CA.  Bird is a small community street. When she looked down she crashed and died. It took her mother 4 years to clean out her daughter's house, which the mother owned. We recently had a death in our extended family due to car accident and another horrific accident in our family, but not deadly, due to not paying close attention while driving. we lose around 40,000 a year in the United States from driving accidents. That's way too many people just because you decide to take a nice casual cruse down the road, and then never come back home because someone is talking to their cousin about what they are wearing to the party Friday night.  My theory . . . ban it all while driving.

7 years ago. Rating: 5
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