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My favorite headline: "Drivers using cell phones are more likely to crash". 15 years later and we still haven't solved that one. It's interesting how much has
by Osiris 6y ago
My favorite headline: "Drivers using cell phones are more likely to crash".
15 years later and we still haven't solved that one. It's interesting how much has changed and how much has stayed the same in 15 years.
- codeulike 6y agoWe solved it in the UK. Illegal to touch your phone unless parked.
- TheCycoONE 6y agoOntario Canada too.
- kencausey 6y agoThis is extremely off-topic at this point but I'm interested in other's thoughts on this: I personally have a pretty solid 'no phone use while driving' policy. Honestly I don't really like talking on the phone so it's not that hard for me to ignore it in the rare cases that it rings while I'm driving. However on Friday my mother had an outpatient surgical procedure and while I was driving her home my phone repeatedly rang, and I don't get many calls so this was very odd. On the third time I decided I would answer it. It turned out to be the nurse who had brought my mother out for me to pick up (no visitors in the hospital at this time) and she was afraid that she had not removed my Mother's IV. My mother checked and indeed it was still in place. So we turned around and went back to the hospital. The nurse was waiting outside in the same place, she opened the back door where my Mother was sitting with her leg up on the front passenger seat back which was folded all the way down, and removed the IV and wrapped the area.