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| #11  03-Nov-2005, 20:30 | ||||
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| without a doubt it realy makes you loose concentration! I have a hands free kit in my car ! but i notice after i have taken a call ,I tend to end up in "lane 1" going very slow, and agree i can't remember the last part of the journey  I'm no beter other than i have a full hands free kit! Food for thought   |
| #13 03-Nov-2005, 21:30 | ||||
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| i can say that it affects your concentration away from driving. I can sit right next to some people, shiny blue and yellow with police written on the front and they wont see you....... until you wave.....and er yes those DO get something done about them!  |
| #15 03-Nov-2005, 22:08 | ||||
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| I would say that at virtually every 'serious' collision these days, the Police sieze the mobile phone from all parties involved. They are then tested to see if they were being used at the time of the incident. Slightly different tact, I remember one where a beautiful 24yr old died after a collision with a vehicle. She had been texting all evening on her phone including up to the collision as she crossed the road. The context of the texts were a virtual rundown of her getting more and more drunk as the evening went on. Good evidence, but a very sad affair.......especially where her parents were concerned!  |
| #19 03-Nov-2005, 22:33 | ||||
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| [quote]Originally posted by andyb Quote:
not sure andy, but i have often wondered if the content of the text/phones were looked at and the dealing officer, might have decided (my1 mate had 2 or 3 ) female admirers  that it might have been beter to say the phones were destroyed! rather than return and inflict more pain !!!makes me wonder! |
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