As long ago as the 80s, when I was a commuter in L.A. I routinely saw women putting on mascara in their rear view mirror or guys reading the paper while driving in bumper to bumper freeway traffic. The only thing that’s changed is the technology. People, by and large, are no stupider now than they were then.
Once overheard a young (blonde) lady say that she loved the iPhone, but the touch-screen keyboard (as opposed to old-fashioned buttons) made it very difficult to drive while texting …
Yes Number 6 a good fender bender will bring out the Christmas Cheer. Bronx, rasberry and the famous middle finger. So watch out for the idiots who don’t signal!
Its been over a year since our province banned distracted driving. Included in that ban was phones, texting, the usual doing the makeup, shaving, etc. There was a big push for ‘hands free’. At work – our policy has been since the advent of cell phones – to tell the person we will call back if they are driving. I have hung up on a lot of people. .People still haven’t gotten the message. At least not the drivers. They get so annoyed when you slam a hand or fist on the hood of their car. And I have seen a lot of walkers slam the drivers for using the cell phone and texting.
I once was pulling out to make a left from a parking lot. Got about half way into the turn and watched a woman, talking on her cell phone, looking to her left and not at me, pull across the center line and drive right into me. Told the officer reporting what happened. And I got a ticket. Watch yourself. Don’t want to be guilty of allowing the idiots to be morons.
LLABDDO about 13 years ago
I once saw a woman holding an i-pad on the steering wheel, while on the highway, doing 60 m.p.h.Stupid Stupid Stupid. She may as well have been drunk.
LLABDDO about 13 years ago
Hi pal, I didn’t see your post from yesterday, until a couple of hours ago.Always good to hear from you, I hope all is well.
mossmangene about 13 years ago
people like that make it verry difficult for me to enjoy my morning paper on my drive to work.
MatBastardson about 13 years ago
As long ago as the 80s, when I was a commuter in L.A. I routinely saw women putting on mascara in their rear view mirror or guys reading the paper while driving in bumper to bumper freeway traffic. The only thing that’s changed is the technology. People, by and large, are no stupider now than they were then.
Nachikethass about 13 years ago
I have often wished dire consequences on people texting or talking on their cells when driving – perhaps a loss of limb will teach them a lesson!
inshadowz about 13 years ago
Once overheard a young (blonde) lady say that she loved the iPhone, but the touch-screen keyboard (as opposed to old-fashioned buttons) made it very difficult to drive while texting …
Knightman Premium Member about 13 years ago
Yes Number 6 a good fender bender will bring out the Christmas Cheer. Bronx, rasberry and the famous middle finger. So watch out for the idiots who don’t signal!
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 13 years ago
i drove a school bus. i saw way to much of that.
olddewd46 about 13 years ago
A friend saw a guy riding his motorcycle down the main highway in this county, steering with his feet, while texting.
gary4160 about 13 years ago
My wife jenny were passed by a teenage girl texting at 55 mph on a curve along east bay heading into traverse city, mi
Comic Minister Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Now that’s a big problem there!
Number Three almost 13 years ago
I almost got hit by a car when this stupid driver forgot to indicate.
Somebody told me I should of took down the Reg. Number.
Hunter7 almost 13 years ago
Its been over a year since our province banned distracted driving. Included in that ban was phones, texting, the usual doing the makeup, shaving, etc. There was a big push for ‘hands free’. At work – our policy has been since the advent of cell phones – to tell the person we will call back if they are driving. I have hung up on a lot of people. .People still haven’t gotten the message. At least not the drivers. They get so annoyed when you slam a hand or fist on the hood of their car. And I have seen a lot of walkers slam the drivers for using the cell phone and texting.
steelersneo almost 13 years ago
I once was pulling out to make a left from a parking lot. Got about half way into the turn and watched a woman, talking on her cell phone, looking to her left and not at me, pull across the center line and drive right into me. Told the officer reporting what happened. And I got a ticket. Watch yourself. Don’t want to be guilty of allowing the idiots to be morons.