Investigators said a driver was texting when his pickup truck, two school buses, and cars collided in Missouri last year.
(Jeff Roberson/associated press)
US panel urges a ban on cellphones for all drivers
Safety board defies trend, citing hazards
Investigators said a driver was texting when his pickup truck, two school buses, and cars collided in Missouri last year.
(Jeff Roberson/associated press)
WASHINGTON - Texting, e-mailing, or using a cellphone while driving is simply too dangerous to be allowed anywhere, federal safety investigators declared yesterday, recommending that all states impose a total ban except for emergencies.
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