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Another Cellphone Study
KTLA reports that "a California researcher" has concluded that drivers
who use hands-free cellular phones are more likely to survive a crash
than drivers who hold their cell phones up to their ears. The study
concluded that 300 fewer people would die in car crashes if they used
hands-free devices.
That's pretty much a verbatim quote of the report. I have the same
questions that you do. :)
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who use hands-free cellular phones are more likely to survive a crash
than drivers who hold their cell phones up to their ears. The study
concluded that 300 fewer people would die in car crashes if they used
hands-free devices.
That's pretty much a verbatim quote of the report. I have the same
questions that you do. :)
--
"Dave's not here, man!"
- Tommy Chong
> KTLA reports that "a California researcher" has concluded that drivers
> who use hands-free cellular phones are more likely to survive a crash
> than drivers who hold their cell phones up to their ears. The study
> concluded that 300 fewer people would die in car crashes if they used
> hands-free devices.
How about just keeping both hands on the steering wheel except when
shifting or toggling a control switch?
It sounds like this person stole someone's high-school science project.
> who use hands-free cellular phones are more likely to survive a crash
> than drivers who hold their cell phones up to their ears. The study
> concluded that 300 fewer people would die in car crashes if they used
> hands-free devices.
How about just keeping both hands on the steering wheel except when
shifting or toggling a control switch?
It sounds like this person stole someone's high-school science project.
On May 13, 2:51 pm, Alexander Rogge <a_ro...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > KTLA reports that "a California researcher" has concluded that drivers
> > who use hands-free cellular phones are more likely to survive a crash
> > than drivers who hold their cell phones up to their ears. The study
> > concluded that 300 fewer people would die in car crashes if they used
> > hands-free devices.
>
> How about just keeping both hands on the steering wheel except when
> shifting or toggling a control switch?
>
> It sounds like this person stole someone's high-school science project.
Sounds more like another $1M-price-tag pork research project.
> > KTLA reports that "a California researcher" has concluded that drivers
> > who use hands-free cellular phones are more likely to survive a crash
> > than drivers who hold their cell phones up to their ears. The study
> > concluded that 300 fewer people would die in car crashes if they used
> > hands-free devices.
>
> How about just keeping both hands on the steering wheel except when
> shifting or toggling a control switch?
>
> It sounds like this person stole someone's high-school science project.
Sounds more like another $1M-price-tag pork research project.
>> That's pretty much a verbatim quote of the report. I have the
>> same questions that you do. :)
>
> I don't care if the cell phone drivers kill themselves or not.
> I'm concerned with the innocent people in the car the CPD
> crashes into.
Pfft. Just like you're concerned about the innocents that get nailed
with the marbles you throw out your window?
>> same questions that you do. :)
>
> I don't care if the cell phone drivers kill themselves or not.
> I'm concerned with the innocent people in the car the CPD
> crashes into.
Pfft. Just like you're concerned about the innocents that get nailed
with the marbles you throw out your window?
