Thread: So who is really in the wrong here.

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I think England has taken the lead in banning cell phone use. When Steve and Sue were over she was telling me the cops spotted her holding her pink phone and pulled her over. She was just holding it, not talking on it, but they still saw it there.

If our police don't enforce any laws that may be passed it won't have any effect I'm afraid.

Don

Originally Posted by Itoldyouso

I think England has taken the lead in banning cell phone use. When Steve and Sue were over she was telling me the cops spotted her holding her pink phone and pulled her over. She was just holding it, not talking on it, but they still saw it there.
If our police don't enforce any laws that may be passed it won't have any effect I'm afraid.
Don

I'll add one more thing, and then will get off of the soap box on this one. You're right, Don. The feature accident here happened in Gray Summit, MO west of St Louis in August 2010, a year after Missouri had made it illegal for anyone 21 or younger (not sure I understand that age break??) to text while driving, and it's stated today that "The statute has led troopers ticketing about 125 motorists in the last two years. Give me a break!! That's an average of just over one per week across the entire state??