By: Geoff
Let’s be honest. This problem could be quite easily rectified by fitting the same sensors to phones that vehicle navigation systems have the render them useless as soon as the vehicle is in motion. The...
View ArticleBy: Allan
Violators should have their vehicles impounded for 30 days and the driver fined $500 for a first offence and $1000 for additional offences..
View ArticleBy: Allan Ashby
Seconds count, especially at freeway speeds. Still, isn’t it curious how a phone – even hands-free – is a distraction, while a speedometer is not? Listen to the traffic reports. How many times do you...
View ArticleBy: Tommy
It’s the distracted driving law that’s causing all these fatalities. Before the law people would use the electronic device looking up at traffic. Since the laws were in place, people had to hide their...
View ArticleBy: Drake Powell
Saw it today. Lady in a car with a little kid in the back seat, holding the phone at her mouth, not to the ear.
View ArticleBy: Colin Parkinson
So the law is a failure? the number of distracted drivers is on the increase since the law came in? Well the police can lead by example and not talk on their cellphones or have their head buried into...
View ArticleBy: Crazy Drivers
What about all the huge signs like the one Jimmy Pattison erected on the Surrey side of Pattullo Bridge and the huge signs New Westminster erected on our side of the bridge? That is not contributing to...
View ArticleBy: Tommy
Lol, you know why they haven’t implemented something like that because there isn’t a way to tell which phone belongs to the driver vs passengers.
View ArticleBy: Samuel
Its always those darned teenagers with their loud music and fast driving too! Back in my day you wouldn’t drive until you earned it walking 25 miles to and from school up hill for 22 years. Back then...
View ArticleBy: Geoff
Let’s be honest. This problem could be quite easily rectified by fitting the same sensors to phones that vehicle navigation systems have the render them useless as soon as the vehicle is in motion. The...
View ArticleBy: Allan
Violators should have their vehicles impounded for 30 days and the driver fined $500 for a first offence and $1000 for additional offences..
View ArticleBy: Allan Ashby
Seconds count, especially at freeway speeds. Still, isn’t it curious how a phone – even hands-free – is a distraction, while a speedometer is not? Listen to the traffic reports. How many times do you...
View ArticleBy: Tommy
It’s the distracted driving law that’s causing all these fatalities. Before the law people would use the electronic device looking up at traffic. Since the laws were in place, people had to hide their...
View ArticleBy: Drake Powell
Saw it today. Lady in a car with a little kid in the back seat, holding the phone at her mouth, not to the ear.
View ArticleBy: Colin Parkinson
So the law is a failure? the number of distracted drivers is on the increase since the law came in? Well the police can lead by example and not talk on their cellphones or have their head buried into...
View ArticleBy: Crazy Drivers
What about all the huge signs like the one Jimmy Pattison erected on the Surrey side of Pattullo Bridge and the huge signs New Westminster erected on our side of the bridge? That is not contributing to...
View ArticleBy: Tommy
Lol, you know why they haven’t implemented something like that because there isn’t a way to tell which phone belongs to the driver vs passengers.
View ArticleBy: Samuel
Its always those darned teenagers with their loud music and fast driving too! Back in my day you wouldn’t drive until you earned it walking 25 miles to and from school up hill for 22 years. Back then...
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