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Drivers Should Not Be Allowed to Use Cell Phones While Driving

Drivers should not be able to use their cell phones while driving, for the reason that the use of a cell phone while operating a motor vehicle is exceedingly hazardous for the driver, as well as others who are traveling along the same road. Cell phones are also a major distraction to the driver, because it occupies one's eyes and attention which should be appointed on the road. Realistically if trying to turn the radio is a death defying act, why would some one want to continuously look down at there phone? Cell phones should not be used while driving, merely because it jeopardizes one's life and well being.
The use of a cell phone while driving is very hazardous. Although it is not a consistent problem, cell phones do cause wrecks and some have been fatal. An article posted by Tony Long states that he was almost killed on his motorcycle while trying to avoid being hit by a reckless driver who was on the phone.......

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