No talking on cell phones while driving...effective July 1, 2008.
09-19-06, 01:45 PM
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yeah. the slow traffic to the right thing really isn't enforced. I'm so sick of people holding up traffic because they HAVE to be in the fast lane. If everyone's passing you on your right, you should move the F over. We have so many laws in place, but they're not enforced. Lawmakers think that new laws would make things better, but what's the point? It's just one more law that people aren't afraid of.
09-19-06, 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted by BoostedRex
This is the best law I've seen passed since I moved to this state!! It's about time! The fines for getting caught aren't very severe though. You get fined out the *** in Europe for this violation.
I agree 100%.... even though I am guilty of it at times, I totaly understand why it is to be law.
09-19-06, 08:14 PM
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a guy I knew got a phone call while driving and pulled over to the shoulder to take the call, instead of driving while talking on the phone. A police officer gave him a ticket, stating that the guy couldnt be on the shoulder, even if it was to talk on the phone. Maybe that is why so many people don't pull over to talk on phone...
09-19-06, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by raptor22
I say we repeal those damn speedlimits, and start enforcing more "slower traffic keep right" types of laws to limit stupid drivers. Countless studies have shown that traffic laws structured in such a way greatly improve highway safety.
That would do a hell of alot more good than making cell phone conversations illegal.
--Alex
That would do a hell of alot more good than making cell phone conversations illegal.
--Alex
09-19-06, 08:26 PM
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Originally Posted by shoneeko
a guy I knew got a phone call while driving and pulled over to the shoulder to take the call, instead of driving while talking on the phone. A police officer gave him a ticket, stating that the guy couldnt be on the shoulder, even if it was to talk on the phone. Maybe that is why so many people don't pull over to talk on phone...
That isn't the reason since your friend's the only person in the entire country that actually got a ticket for pulling over to use the phone. haha.
09-19-06, 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted by silentblu
hell, screw that, i rather have them get stricter for people that can't drive. i hate to say it, but more than half the time they're asian women -_-
09-29-06, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Sgt. Pepper
Because bikes weigh what 400 lbs? A Mustang weighs 3,500 lbs? So of course a bike is going to stop a lot faster than a car, less mass to stop. I always feel safe following 18 wheelers because I know I can stop a lot faster than them if a crash happens infront of us. And I like bikes following me because if I need to make a sudden stop I know a bike is less likely to rear end me than a car since they can stop so quick.
so true
when i am tired and just dont have the quick response, i just follow semis....
10-01-06, 03:17 AM
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anti- hands free laws
Originally Posted by HOZZMANRX7
What Icemark said. Start wearing an earpiece or install a handsfree kit in your car and your still perfectly legal.
And, I beg to differ. What is more distracting, talking to someone in the car where you feel compeled to give eye contact, or talking to someone in the car via an earpiece? I suggest the former.
And, I beg to differ. What is more distracting, talking to someone in the car where you feel compeled to give eye contact, or talking to someone in the car via an earpiece? I suggest the former.
I tend to notice which drivers are on the phone so you know which ones to watch out for--it pays off. I would support a law banning all cell phone calls while driving, but not a hand-free law.
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