It had to happen \u2013 hands free cell phones as a way to communicate while driving. In some ways this is a good development, in others, well, there is still some doubt about how safe talking on a cell phone (hands free or not) is while driving.<\/p>\n
Not all cell phone use is simply talking. Many cell phones act like a computer in the car with graphics, games and videos capable of distracting even the otherwise safest of drivers. The hands free Blue Tooth cell phone applications are making things much easier to talk to others when in transit from one place to another. “While this certainly does have it advantages, it is still distracting for drivers,” pointed out Lance Sharp of The Sharp Law Firm in Austin, Texas.<\/p>\n
Sharp and his partner, Laura Sharp, have over 40 years combined legal experience in various areas of the law, and they definitely understand (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It had to happen \u2013 hands free cell phones as a way to communicate while driving. In some ways this is a good development, in others, well, there is still some doubt about how safe talking on a cell phone…<\/span><\/p>\n