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And how many accidents are caused by Car Radios, eating, putting on make up, yadda yadda. It’s all the same and they all cause accidents texting is just the new fad to blame it on.
Besides this was produced by the British nanny state that makes it about as trust worthy as anything else made by big brother. Now get in line and take your flu shots.
#40, Breetai,
OK, I give, how many accidents are caused by radios, eating, putting on make-up etc?
I do know that a radio is tuned a few seconds at a time, usually with a preset button. Depending upon what you’re eating, your concentration and mobility could be impaired. Putting on make-up is definitely a no no as is masterbating.
Since all these things are usually discouraged, what is your point? That since people do other things texting should be allowed?
#40. As a biker, I have to be particularly cognizant of the other guy….all the time. Of course those things do happen, but with nowhere near the frequency of cell phone use. Look around the next time your driving. You will see this also.
#6
“Kids in their 20s and early 30s”?
30+ equates to kids for you? How old are you?
MediaCurves.com just conducted a study with 300 viewers of a Public Service Announcement (PSA) from the U.K. illustrating the dangers of texting and driving. Results showed that majority of viewers (80%) reported that they are less likely to text while driving after watching the PSA. The study also found that 85% of American viewers reported that the PSA should be aired in the U.S. The majority of viewers (87%) believe that the PSA is appropriate in nature, and 86% also indicated that the PSA was extremely effective. More in-depth results can be viewed at http://www.mediacurves.com/NationalMediaFocus/J7508-PSA/Index.cfm
Thanks,
Ben