cell phone vs, drunk drivivg?

Question

if a drunk driver has kids in the car, they are charged with child abuse and child indangerment. since recent studied show that talking on a cell phone while driving, the driver is more impaired than a drunk driver and is more likely to get into a wreck. so why don't cell phone users while driving get charged with child abuse and child indangerment?

Answer 1

dui laws are made to fill local government coffers. They've developed their test so they can prove you are "impaired". As soon as they come up with a test to show how "impaired" you while talking on a cell phone, you'll be able to be charge with it.

Answer 2

cell phone use is harder to prove in court ( officers testomony only as to what he saw) no physcial evidence

not all states even have laws against cell phone use.

and knowing drunk driving, I would say that the studies were bias and not valid, from personal experience viewing both as a police officer.

Answer 3

Cell phones only distract your attention.
Drunk driving slows your mental capacity to drive a car by slowing your reaction time and can even blur your vision.

Please cite your source of the recent study. I think we'd like to take a look at it and see what it shows.

Answer 4

Pretty soon, we won't be able to do anything while driving.

Believe it or not, I went to lunch with my brother the other day, and he almost crashed while eating his sandwich at the wheel.

We live in a desert state, it would be terrible if we weren't allowed to have water or some other beverage with us on the road.

Answer 5

I usually only use mine while driving when I'm reporting the drunk driver ahead of me.

Answer 6

It takes the law forever to catch up with technology