[AT] Test...idiot drivers

[David Bruce]

The cellphone is an issue but so is changing radios settings, eating 
that burrito, pouring that coffee on your lap, etc. When driving your 
job should be driving.
Our recently lost and dearly beloved volunteer fire chief owned an 
excavation business and as such drove dump trucks hauling things. One 
day he was hit head on by a young lady who was texting.  He was unhurt 
but she spent months in a hospital and rehab all because she just had to 
"lol" someones text to her. That incident haunted him until the day he died.

David
NW NC

On 8/6/2015 10:15 AM, Cecil R Bearden wrote:
> The idiot driver problem is further compounded by the constant use of
> the cell phone.  The cell phone has become the adult pacifier.  They
> cannot drive without one in their ear...  When this happens they can
> neither drive nor talk....  I was in Stillwater, OK yesterday.  Stopped
> at a rental/safety supply for some water flavorings.    Two girls came
> in for some boxes of rags.  Both left their car with only their cell
> phones clutched in their hand.   The next generation of youths will have
> developed a claw instead of a hand.  This claw will be shaped for the
> smartphone!!    I have to move a lot of equipment for my small
> operation.  I don't drive fast, but try to not be roadblock.   If these
> idiots would just hang up and drive things would be so much smoother.
> Cecil in OKla