07.17.07
Text-Message Driving
I just deided I would join in the whole world on topics. One thing that had been going aroud the world controversially was talking on the cellphone while driving, and it was proved just as dangerous as drunk driving bythe Mythbusters. But another thing that has just entered our crosshairs is doin’ the text messaging while driving. Not only do we think this is dangerous, we’ve proven it. Just some time ago, a group of 5 young women lost their lives in a car accident when they hit a big rig head on. But how do we know texting was the cause? Police actually recovered the cellphone and found several text messages that had been sent/received just before the accident happened. The last one was received just 38 seconds before the 911 call. But although we can’t prove the driver was the texter, we can assume she had something to do with it being her phone. There’s no doubt that this is an extremely dangerous habit, and one that we should all stay away from. Think about it. You piloting a 2000 lb or more piece of metal than can go up to no telling how fast…..while trying to share the newest gossip with your girlfriends. The way I see it, you have a couple of choices:
- ACTUALLY TALK TO THAT PERSON ON THE PHONE WITH A HEADSET!!!!! If you’re tesxting them because you can’t talk to them because they’re in class or something, they shouldn’t be texting!
- Let someone else drive.
- Wait until you get out of the car at your destination or at a pit stop!
- Get a rotary cellphone that way it eliminates texting.
 Wise up, or it could be your life.
July 19, 2007 at 3:25 pm
I don’t get text messaging. I it is faster (and cheaper) to say it
July 20, 2007 at 7:41 am
Yea, but sometimes people don’t really want to talk to that person, it’s kinda like sending a letter.
moviescoop said,
August 4, 2007 at 9:02 pm
Those five women you were talking about, they died in the town which is right next to mine. It was all over our news.
August 5, 2007 at 8:00 am
It’s really sad that such a silly mistake like that cost them their lives.