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Very Important! Please Read! My life is in your hands!

People. Quit texting while you drive. Please for the love of all that is good in this world put the cell phone down.

That is all.

Thanks for your time.

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I love texting! It's the least of the distractions of American drivers.

There's eating in the car, playing with the raido, having a passanger, having road rage...

I think the cell phone is the least of our problems. Monstly all the bad drivers I see don't have the phone in their hand, they have anger issues.

Having a passanger is the same as talking on the phone, if not more distracting.

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texting and driving his dangerous. If someone is talking on the cell phone they usually are driving like idiots, but texting is waaaay worse.

Are you telling me you never looked over and seen some kid with their eyes completely off the road on the phone furiously texting their gf, bf, bff, whatever. Its dangerous and irresponsible.

Texting is fine, but it doesn't belong on the road.

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