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8 Out of 10 British Drivers use their Mobile Phones on the Road, Despite the Fact it’s Illegal
A UK website called GoodMobilePhones has polled some 1,859 visitors and found that 81% of respondents admit to using a mobile phone without a hands-free device while driving, despite the fact it’s been illegal to do so in Britain for over seven years. Of those 81%, 52% use their mobile phones to make calls, 44% use them to send text messages, 31% use them to check their email and 24% use them to look at social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter. Of all the respondents, only 12% said they’d never make a phone call while driving without a hands free kit and just 3% said they’d never use their phone at all while on the road.
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Vw Shows Moviegoers What Can Happen If They Text And Drive
Using the mobile phone while driving is one of the leading causes of accidents worldwide. Many drivers believe that nothing bad can happen to them if they text, check out their social networks accounts or take a selfie for a few seconds while behind...
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Polish Prankster Messes With Cops Using A Cookie Phone
In most parts of the world, using a "hands-on" cell phone while driving can be illegal, but how about a sweet looking and…tasting mobile piece made out of cookie dough? Now, that sounds interesting, doesn't it? Read more »...
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Greyhound Bus Driver Now Has A Zero Tolerance Policy On Cell Phones
Now here's one bus driver that has a very serious problem with cell phones ringing and passengers accepting calls during the road trip. And by serious we mean kicking your arse off the bus serious... A passenger on the Greyhound bus that was heading...
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Ford Focus X Road With Off-road Looks Premieres At Autorai
FoMoCo somewhat surprised us today with the unveiling of the Focus X Road at the AutoRAI motorshow in Holland. Based on the European market Focus station-wagon, the X Road adds a plastic-is-fantastic black bodykit as well as matt aluminum underbody skid...
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Arnie Bans Californian Teen Drivers From Using Cell-phones
Californian teenager drivers get ready to say “Asta la vista, cell phone†as Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has passed a bill that terminates the use of any electronic devices, such as cell phones, pagers, laptops, and handheld computers, while...
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