Ban on Cell Phones While Driving (Rebroadcast)
The National Transportation Safety Board has recommended that texting, talking or emailing on a cellphone should be banned by all states, except in emergencies. The recommendation includes hands-free devices as well. The only exception is G.P.S. navigation systems. The board made the recommendation after an investigation into a deadly road accident in Missouri involving a 19-year old driver who sent and received 11 text messages in 11 minutes just before the fatal crash. Join us to discuss the implications of this latest effort to curb dangerous driving.
Guests
chairman, National Transport Safety Board.
vice president of communications, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
senior director, Transportation Initiatives, the National Safety Council.
chair of psychological and brain Sciences, John Hopkins University
adjunct fellow for the National Center for Public Policy Research
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