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A proposed driving law aimed at teenage drivers would prohibit them from using their cell phones while driving during the first six months after obtaining their Arizona license.
Texting and driving will cause an accident. Texting and walking or doing anything will cause accidents.
The driver in front of me is a hot sexy mama. Next to her is the proud parent of a Highland Elementary School honors student.
In this undated photo released by Gwent Police, actors are seen during the making of a video highlighting the dangers of sending text messages on mobile phones while driving, in Tredegar, Wales. The Gwent police force in Wales said Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2009 that an extract from a video it made for use in schools has been viewed more than 6 million times on YouTube and other Web sites since it was posted last month.
Salt River Project is expanding a ban on employees using wireless communication devices while driving on company business to improve its safety measures.
Arizona is one step closer to prohibiting cell-phone use by teens while driving.
LONDON -- A graphic British public service announcement about the dangers of sending text messages while driving has become an Internet hit and sparked debate around the world.
With concerns mounting over the safety of cell phone use while driving, Motorola’s Driving Simulator Lab in Tempe is testing mobile phones that can analyze driving conditions and avoid distracting the driver.
With concerns mounting over the safety of cell phone use while driving, Motorola’s Driving Simulator Lab in Tempe is testing mobile phones that can analyze driving conditions and avoid distracting the driver.
A free application that helps to curb the urge to text while driving is available for AT&T customers as part of the company’s “Texting Can Wait” campaign.
A free application that helps to curb the urge to text while driving is available for AT&T customers as part of the company’s “Texting Can Wait” campaign.
A free application that helps to curb the urge to text while driving is available for AT&T customers as part of the company’s “Texting Can Wait” campaign.
We have all witnessed the odd behavior of inattentive drivers on our streets and freeways, only not to be surprised to see them talking on their mobile telephone or glancing up and down as they attempt to compose or read a text message.
As long there have been police, there have been suspects who’ve evaded justice with forged identification, fake names or not having any I.D.
So our State Legislature has decided once again to drop the ball on banning texting while driving. When will it get its act together? Everyday, Every minute on every street throughout this state and I am guessing every other, there is some moron who is texting while driving. For example a genius in Georgia was recently pulled over while “double- texting.” (evtnow.com/5cp)
Nine in 10 Americans believe distracted driving is a much bigger problem today than it was three years ago, according to a new study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood called distracted driving a "menace to society" Wednesday, kicking off a two-day meeting on preventing drivers from using mobile devices behind the wheel.
“Those three seconds I took my eyes off the road changed my life forever.”
The Arizona Senate has approved legislation restricting minors' use of cellphones while driving.
In an age where multi-tasking is ever more being considered essential to our survival, driving and texting is without doubt the most stupid and dangerous and yet it continues unabated.
State lawmakers are sending a message to new teen drives: Put down that phone.
The University of Arizona has created a mobile application for iPhones that provides dust storm alerts and safety tips.
NEW YORK - When Office Depot stores ran an electronics recycling drive last summer that accepted everything from cell phones to televisions, some stores were overwhelmed by the amount of e-trash they received.
A Scottsdale father said he hasn’t been able to sleep since his 14-year-old daughter never made it home from the movies Friday night. “I’m very frustrated. I just want my daughter home,” Stephen Bentz said.
Cathy and Silvianne drive a variety of vehicles which range in price from $10,000 to $90,000. They test drive minivans, convertibles and four door sedans. This week they experienced a mixed breed, a Dodge SRT-4 . . . the question is Tuner or Nanny mobile?
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