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Because they will be wearing it.

• dannyr 13y ago
  But wearing it does not necessarily mean you're using it.
  • rogerhoward 13y ago
    Holding a phone doesn't mean you're talking, but it's enough to get you a ticket (at least in California). I live in Long Beach, where TED is held, and I had personal experience with someone using Google Glasses while driving during this years event - I was on my motorcycle a few blocks from the convention center, and I finally pulled over (in heavy traffic) and waited for him to get well away from me before I entered traffic again. I hope these things are banned from use while driving - it's bad enough trying to stay alive on the roads as it is.
    • nickpresta 13y ago
      Yes, holding, which takes a hand (or two) off the wheel. Wearing Glass does no such thing.
    • mayanksinghal 13y ago
      Was he not driving well? Was it the Glass device that is the cause of poor driving, if it was in fact poor driving?
  • yannisp 13y ago
    Its not illegal to have a Bluetooth headset and have your gps running. What's the difference here?