A young Texan man, 23, was recently caught not only texting while driving, but texting while driving drunk. \u00a0<\/p>\n
According to police, his blood alcohol content (BAC) was twice the legal limit. <\/p>\n
But for a local crackdown on texting while driving, the man may have escaped apprehension. Officers were out on patrol in a designated area along the interstate when one policeman noticed a driver texting while driving unsafely at highway speeds.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Police discovered the young man was holding his cell phone with it on speaker. He insisted that this action counted hands-free phone use. This false belief, held by many motorists, is dangerous. The actual law states that it is illegal to hold a cellphone in your hand while driving for any reason.<\/p>\n
His breath sample confirmed suspicions of his alcohol use after he had been taken back to the police station.<\/p>\n
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