Pros And Cons Of Using Cell Phones While Driving

One of the leading causes of car accidents is using phones while driving. Some states have already taken action to stop this deadly problem. They enforced a law prohibiting cell phone use while driving. This solution is the best way to stop the misuse of cellphones because it allows the police to stop those who do text while driving and reduces the amount of accidents that would have occurred if the law had not been in place. Granted, there are some calls that cannot wait till the end of a drive. For example, a relative calls the person who is driving because they are sick or dying and need to go to the hospital immediately. If the driver could not access his or her phone because of the law, then they would be left unaware and
The driver was arrested and sent to jail. Even if it happened in only a moment and the biker was still in the way of the car, if the driver was paying attention to the road, and not the phone, then he could have slowed down enough so the impact was not as deadly. He still regrets it to this day. There was another story of the cons of using cellphones in the car. This time it was a young girl and a police officer witnessed the horrific scene. She crashed into the rail and died. The police officer admitted that he saw her text while driving and wasn't looking on the road. If using cellphones while driving was illegal, then the officer could have pulled her over and she would be alive. In jail, but alive. The misuse of cellphones while driving has made the problem one of the leading causes of car accidents. By making it illegal, it reduces the accident rate and involves the police in stopping the distracted driver before a crash occurs. However, with only a few states to support this law, it seems accidents like the man killing the biker and the young girl dying while the police officer watches will keep on happening. The problem of using cellphones while driving must be stopped by