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Has it occurred to you that passengers can use cell-phones without any hazard at all to other road users? |
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Has occured to me, yes. Does this create a hazard? I'll leave that to you to discover. Last I heard, it's more distracting to allow phone use by passengers than it is to take the call yourself. |
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If someone cannot answer/talk on a phone without crashing, wouldn't this strobe light exacerbate the problem? |
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A driver who'd been drinking would be more likely to enter an intersection deathtrap, from either negligence or during a strobe-induced seizure. Either way, someone on a cell phone is off the call or is too busy driving to read signals. |
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Sorry. Misread the title. |
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