In article , Ed Huntress says...

It's a dilemma, and focusing only on your *own* risks and rewards misses the
point of the safety issue: that your driving risk, most of the time,
translates into someone else's driving risk. You take the risk, and they
take the consequences.

The auto manufacturers could even out the score by disabling the
seatbelts and airbags when the cell phone is in use!

It all gets back to my plan for safer, more polite roadways. Simply
place the driver's seat in front of the front bumper.

Jim


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