mcatdtDroid
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I'd love to see a 'driving mode' on my phone, leaving the ability to send and recieve calls intact while disabling texting etc. Of course, I'm biased, I have to be in phone range at work on the off chance I get a call or have an emergency. Still, if they can manage the airplane mode that disables all wireless, and the music-only that leaves Bluetooth on but turns off communications...
you lack the self discipline to not text unless you have the ability to turn off texting while driving? While I don't think it's that big a deal, if I feel something is bad for me, I don't expect someone else to come up with something to prevent me from making bad personal choices, I simply don't.
peterpressure said:Actually: "In early 1930 the Massachusetts registrar of motor vehicles proposed a regulation to prohibit drivers from playing radios while a car was in motion. (The city of St. Louis introduced similar legislation.) It all came to a head on February 26, 1930, when the Massachusetts Public Works Commission held a hearing on the question. Opponents of car radios argued that they distracted drivers and caused accidents, that tuning them took a driver’s attention away from the road, that music could lull a driver to sleep, and that with open cars still common, radios distracted the drivers of other vehicles too." AmericanHeritage.com / RADIO HITS THE ROAD
Texting is just the latest prohibition that the mob rule supports.
exactly..... sheeple all need a token cause to attach themselves to.