Driving whilst been on phone

[geared 302]

Talk about dramatic... You're comparing a drunk falling out of a pub to someone (who you didnt have to name) sat STATIONARY at a light txting. You're only miffed because it was you who get held up for a few seconds its a non starter

 

 

'They say' (depending on which source you believe) that being on a phone, is actually far more dangerous than being over the limit.

 

Obviously if you're falling over drunk you shouldn't stand near a car, let alone get in one and drive it.

[DT Ralge 10]

'They say' (depending on which source you believe) that being on a phone, is actually far more dangerous than being over the limit.

 

Obviously if you're falling over drunk you shouldn't stand near a car, let alone get in one and drive it.

 

The research source was the Transport Research Lab.

The results showed quite clearly that a driver at the 35 microgram level (just blowing "drunk") responded to a hazard more quickly than a sober driver hands-free and quicker still than a sober driver hand-held.

 

The road safety message is, therefore, don't drink and drive and keep any phone conversations (handheld or hands-free) short and sweet.

Edited June 30, 2015 by DT Ralge

[RickyM 10]

People chatting on a mobile phone whilst driving are stupid idiots showing no regard to their own safety, that of their passengers and that of other road users and pedestrians.

 

I think they should lose their licences.