tierk
Part of the furniture
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- Feb 16, 2004
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It's a law that effects me. No it's not a personal attack but it does effect me so I should be allowed an opinion on it......
I agree that you have a right to a opinion on this matter, probably more so then me as i no longer work /live in the UK and i am sorry if i give the impresion that you are not allowed to express this.
........It is the only way forward?
How about using the EXISTING legislation that alowed them to pull these idiots over and give them points/jail sentances then.......
Obviously it was felt that the laws you are speaking of where not having enough of a effect.
........Not 100% sure on the and really can't be arsed to research it, but i'm fairly sure that (yes you guessed it) pulling over onto the hard shoulder if you don't have an actual emergency is against the law. ........
Yes you are right it is illegal to do so.
........And i'm fairly sure that for the 1 phone call I get a month while i'm driving that trying to locate the headset when the phone rings, attach it to my ear, then work out how to get the phone to actually answer using it will again be MUCH more dangerous than just picking up the phone and having the 10 second conversation. ........
lol you make it sound like headsets are only possible to use if you have a degree in rocket engineering from MiT!!! Press one button and its up and running, cant get any easier.
........They had a law for dealing with idiots not paying attention. This makes NO difference to the people your all describing charging round mowing people down with a phone pressed to their ear. None at all. This ONLY effects people who used the phone in a sensible none stupid manner beforehand........
This effects everyone using a mobile phone in a car now.
........still won't be arrested these days since all the policemen got replaced with camera's designed to catch normal drivers, since ofc all the speeders know exactly where they are anyway.
This is another argument all together.