Okay, here is another question about the law. As most of us know Ontario has banned the use of cell phones while driving. If caught, one could be fined up to $500, a fee no student could afford! But what is the difference between using a cell phone or changing the radio station. Or using a cell phone or eating a Big Mac? What is more distracting and how far is the government going to go. Is this just the beginning of driving laws or will eating a Big Mac soon be next on the list?
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ReplyDeleteI was thinking about the same sort of ideas you discussed, just the other day. I'd love to know the statistic from how many fast-food/radio related accidents occur each year. Its wild that the government would ban cell phone usage, and not consider other activities drivers ensue.
ReplyDeleteFurthermore, a study released today in the Toronto Star shows that the majority of Canadians still feel hands-free headsets should be banned. The article discussed how the majority of Canadians disagree with any sort of talking/texting/e-mailing. Its wild. Check it out here:
http://www.thestar.com/news/sciencetech/technology/article/721021--is-hands-free-cell-use-in-a-car-safe-half-of-us-say-no?bn=1