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To: Kenneth V. McNutt who wrote (101576)	7/11/2001 4:51:27 PM
From: Souze	Respond to of 152472

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To: Kenneth V. McNutt who wrote (101576)	7/11/2001 4:52:50 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

<The law, if necessary, should read "it is illegal to hold anything in ones hand while driving Both hands must be free to operate the automobile."> There is an infinite array of distraction. People have to keep their minds on the job. It's not their hands which are the problem. It's their lack of mental focus. A lot of people when talking on the phone or talking to a passenger or gawping at an accident on the other side of the road or checking the legs on that babe or adjusting the radio or looking in the mirror or reading a few notes, or lighting a cigarette, or eating a sandwich lose their concentration on the most important job and crash. Handsfree phones won't make any difference to the accident rate caused by cellphones. The law, here anyway, is to drive with due care and attention. Simple really. It's also obvious. Mqurice

To: Kenneth V. McNutt who wrote (101576)	7/11/2001 4:56:04 PM
From: Dennis O'Bell	Respond to of 152472

If you tell an Italian driving with his girlfriend in the Alps to use both hands, what do you think he'll do? ....Both hands must be free to operate the automobile. Great point about the chauffeured limos though!