Julie (UK)
I would say texting on a cell phone should be banned, but not talking. I don't see any difference between talking on your phone as opposed to talking to someone in the car, singing along with the radio, gesturing to other drivers or all the other distracting things I see people doing while they drive. As with anything involving human behavior, you can regulate, ban or limit the use of something, but we will always find another way and that you can't fix.
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A woman uses a mobile phone behind the wheel of a car in Washington, D.C. on December 14, 2011. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is recommending a complete nationwide ban on using cell phones or any other electronic device while operating a motor vehicle. The NTSB is proposing the ban as a way of curbing distracted driving. |
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