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Plus I bet it is near impossible to text-while-driving in a roundabout, well at least not and stay alive. Might make people actually pay attention to their dri
by ck2 13y ago
Plus I bet it is near impossible to text-while-driving in a roundabout, well at least not and stay alive.
Might make people actually pay attention to their driving if there were more in the USA.
Do other countries have a similar text-while-driving problem?
- mappu 13y agoIn NZ we had an advertising campaign against it, and then in 2009 it was made illegal to use your phone while driving (excepting "infrequent and brief" GPS use and hands-free calling). If you're caught there's a small fine, but a comparatively large number of demerit points are applied to your license (after sufficiently many of which your license can be revoked).
- masklinn 13y ago> Plus I bet it is near impossible to text-while-driving in a roundabout, well at least not and stay alive. Depends on the size of the roundabout, on some of them you can more or less go straight through (the bends can be smaller than a chicane). > Do other countries have a similar text-while-driving problem? Yes. A number of countries have laws against operation of a mobile phone while driving (be it texting or calling).