Maverick2272
Washing Up
I know we have 'reckless driving' laws here, not sure how that compares to the laws in Canada though.
"No watching hockey while driving, eh!" LOL.
"No watching hockey while driving, eh!" LOL.
It is not that I am against talking on a cell phone and driving period. I just think most people do not know what their priorities should be. My commute is about 50 minutes in the morning, and again in the afternoon. This is my time. I do not want to be talking on the phone, or not talking the whole way to and from work. I hate talking on the phone period. Kinda funny considering the job I have had for the last 15 years. I also find it rude to the other people that happen to be in the car with you. When my boys are in the car with me, I really hate to be on the phone. I want to talk to them. They are 12 and 9. How much longer will it be that they are in the car with me? My wife did get me a blue tooth device that allows the audio to play through the car speakers. I like it a lot. I have some tunes on my phone, and it plays those. When the phone rings, the music stops, and I can carry on my conversations. Once you hit the end button, the music starts back where it paused at the beginning of the call.
Nobody calls me while I'm driving... I don't have any friends...
Am I missing something?
There is scientific evidence that talking on the phone handsfree is almost as distracting as holding the phone.
It's the talking itself that distracts the brain from the task at hand -- driving.
Nobody calls me while I'm driving... I don't have any friends...Me either!!! I'm crying right along with ya!
I can relate. All three of us should get together and leave your cell phones at home.