... focus or control of the vehicle even for a split second the chances of causing an accident exponentially increase. The use of cell phones have been proven a distraction to drivers and have lead to many senseless killings of innocent pedestrians. How many will have to die before the solution ... front of them or a light changing ("Cell Phone Related Accidents." 2003). Some of the trials were completed using hands-free phones and others were completed with hand-held cell phones and David Strayer proved that there is no difference in reaction time between the two ("Cell Phone Related Accid...

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... driver is talking on a cell phone, your life is at risk. It only takes a second to lose control and everyone around that driver can be seriously hurt. Drivers on cell phones many times are unaware of their surroundings on the road. About 44% of motorists have a cell phone or car phone in their vehicles at all times. That's a lot of people ... Michigan state government. But local police forces will issues tickets and such. Also, highway patrol and state police officers will help enforce this law by watching for motorists using cell phones while driving and ticket them. IV. Solvency/Conte...

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... to make communication available at any time in any place. A good number of people, including myself, depend on it to carry out daily operations. Making cell phones become a part of our daily life. In addition, it's very convenient for some people and for some situations. One of the main drawbacks of owning a cell ... phone is its safety concern during driving. Car accidents has rose ever since cell phones were invented. I think people shouldn't use cell phones often while they are driving on the road. I"m not saying that road drivers shouldn't use cell phones at all because many times i...

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... Cars When you're driving down the road you expect to see a lot of things including cell phones, but when is having a cell phone get dangerous? For some people out there they think to themselves that its okay to talk on the phone with and with out a head ... some one will either die or be injured horrifically. Consider this if you want do all u want then please do it safely especially when it comes to cars and cell phones mixed with food and music. If you want a life free from the jail and free from people hounding you for the deaths of their sons and or daughter then stay ... ...

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... aware of the habits we have developed. Many of these drivers have dangerous habits. The following are dangerous to do while driving: drinking or eating while driving, talking on cell phones, driving without their head lights on, and not wearing a seatbelt. There are a number of accidents that occur everyday as the direct result of eating and drinking while driving. Coffee, hot ... for "hands free" talking. Having your phone plugged into your car's stereo can still be a distraction. It is still undetermined whether using this method is a safer practice than using a handheld phones. Drivi...

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... in our nation despite their actual ability, they most likely have a car, so now the next logical step in this progression is to fill the car with useless distractions. Cellular phones are the biggest distraction to teens on the road. As a teen, I know how important a cell phone is, I rarely even use my home phone anymore, and I guess out of boredom I find ... detailing their plans for Friday night, they might not notice the car in front of them slam their brakes, and it someone could be serious injured or even killed. Cellular phones are the main technological gadgets distracting our ma...

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... in our nation despite their actual ability, they most likely have a car, so now the next logical step in this progression is to fill the car with useless distractions. Cellular phones are the biggest distraction to teens on the road. As a teen, I know how important a cell phone is, I rarely even use my home phone anymore, and I guess out of boredom I find ... detailing their plans for Friday night, they might not notice the car in front of them slam their brakes, and it someone could be serious injured or even killed. Cellular phones are the main technological gadgets distracting our ma...

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... . "Are you ok?" I asked again. "Yeah." He replied with a confused tone. "Well, I"m not; I think my arm is broke." I sternly said back to him. He then asked, "Where"re the cell phones?" "In my pocket." I replied then added, "You"re going to have to get them, I can't move my arm." He checked my pockets, the cell ... phones weren't there. Ryan then started to panic and went running back to the car to look for the cell phones. I tried telling him that we should just go to a house that was close by and call for help. He didn't listen ... ...

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... off your dashboard because no one can break your window and steal this GPS, and it is also better than using your phone as a GPS because doing that drains your phones battery life and also uses all of your mobile data. Other technology such as a premium audio system also makes a foreign car better than American. Foreign cars usually come with foreign ... say without touching their phone, and play music from a phone. This is also a very good safety feature because this way there is no reason for the driver to touch their phones while driving. 25 percent of accidents are caused by cell ph...

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... because of this. Even after we see some horrible wrecks we just keep on doing what we have to do. On the news every once in a while I hear about cell phones and how dangerous it is to talk on them while driving, and yes it is dangerous, but what about the other things we do in cars that needs to be ... addressed to. Cell phones, although helpful to us when in an emergency, are used way to often in a car. When on a cell phone we have at least one hand free, but then I think about ... ...

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... of transportation, unfortunately people don't know how to drive. People today speed around and cut you off, and slow down when they should speed up. They talk on their cell phones and completely forget where they are and realize they are about to miss their exit or they"re in the wrong lane, and quickly change lanes not even looking to ... they need, but most times they will only do the minimum speed limit. Fast cars are meant to be in the fast lane. A new and very distracting problem is cell phones. Most every person owns a cell phone now and use them at all times of day, even when the...

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... with it many issues, and safety is one of the biggest. Today, the desire to communicate from the vehicle is so great that more and more drivers are using cellular phones each day. And, they are not always using them in a safe manner. GM is ahead of its competitors in providing safety. With the help of OnStar the user do not ... have to worry about the cell phones. Since Safety is a big issue, it drives the customer to make a powerful decision about buying a car. By introducing OnStar GM is proving to be the best in he industry thus ... ...

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... the player, and changing the track. This habit is very hazardous while driving and has caused many accidents. Talking on the cell phone is also a very dangerous driving habit. Cell phones have become very popular amongst our society and are seen almost every where we look. One place we shouldn't be seeing them is in the hands of drivers. People who ... cell phone are more accident-prone because their attention is directed to the conversation not to the road. Hundreds of accidents have occurred as a result of careless use of cell phones while driving....

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... accident while making a call; that compares with 49 in 1 million for someone driving without a seat belt. Still, most Americans are strongly opposed to implementing laws prohibiting the use of cell- 3 phones while driving a motor vehicle. "We calculate that around 2,600 people die each year as a result of this use of the technology," said researcher Joshua Cohen of the Harvard Center for ... to these facts is that no one is exempt from the ramifications of talking on a cell phone while driving. According to People Magazine, supermodel Niki Taylor - a spokesperson for Nokia cellular phon...

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... have an escape route. While driving, watch what is happening further down the road and check the mirrors often to see what's behind and beside you. 28. Driver Distractions--Cell Phones: In Manitoba, if you're caught texting, talking or emailing you will get a $200 ticket, and if convicted, you'll also get two demerits. Demerits affect your level on the ... ...

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... over again the next morning. The way I describe driving in Iowa is a little different than the way Bloom describes the task. Bloom did not have to deal with the cell phones, technological advancements in vehicles that are present today. Drivers on the phone sometimes forget that they are driving, swerving from lane to lane as if they have been drinking all ... ...

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... back then,"" she explained, "but your great grandfather had to take our only car to work every morning and wouldn't return until late in the evening. We didn't have cellular phones back then, so we couldn't ask him to pick up a few things at the store on his way home. So I had to walk to the store, just two miles down ... ...

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... called American Dream. These people live in nice houses, perhaps a couple of nice cars parked in the driveway and live in the comfort of luxurious such as TV's, Computers, cell phones and other consumer "toys". However this is just what you see on the outside. On the inside of this type of lifestyle there is usually one common factor. These people ... ...

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... be very hazardous fuels (Tomorrow's Engine 26). Multimedia and Travel The dashboard in an automobile is beginning to look more like a small computer rather than a simple radio. Radios and car phones are transforming into GPS navigation systems, DVD players, and even wireless Internet-access devices. A group of automotive engineers are developing a standard call theITS Data Bus?. This would then be the ... ...

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... east side. We walked about two miles on the east side but couldn't find any help. There was no way of communicating with the others as we had no cell phones. This town was in upstate where we all lived so it was very hard to find any food stores or candy shops that we could have made a phone call. Finally ... ...

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... a safe direction, while decreasing the stopping distance. The most important factor in reducing your risks of an accident is to avoid distractions while driving. Common distractions for drivers include cell phones, the radio, eating, and other passengers. Drivers should concentrate fully while driving, to make driving a safe and enjoyable experience. Another option to consider when purchasing a vehicle is its performance. Whether ... ...

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... clearly an issue because it is for everyone's safety when they are driving, but with 16 year olds driving crazy and having different distractions, such as loud radios, and cell phones its putting every one in danger. 16 year olds should not be able to drive. If you are 18 years old, you can get all of the privileges you get ... ...

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... 's news, tune to a classical station to unwind to Mozart or put in the latest Metallica c.d. This has now been taken away from us with the advent of beepers computers cell phones and even portable t.v.'s. It has invaded our private time and robbed us of those last few personal moments we enjoy. Road Rage has taken grip of the American road like ... ...

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... is an unsafe act, just to gain a few more feet. Thirdly, drivers that attempt multi-tasked activities such as, putting make-up on, looking at a map, or talking on cell phones, while driving are a hindrance to other drivers. It is nearly impossible to drive while involved in another activity, such as those listed above. Driving takes full cooperation and focus of ... ...

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