What do you think of people that drive while talking on their cellphone?
453028
They're just stupid idiots who deserve any accident they might have. The only problem is if they hit someone else. There are rules against driving while talking, and I think there is no reason whatsoever to break those rules. If you want to talk or your phone is ringing, then pull over, talk as much as you please and then drive on. It couldn't be any simpler!
911539
Some City Do But there Not enforced BUT YES WE SHOULD PEOPLE NEED TO BE WATCHING WHERE THERE DRIVING  NOT WHO THERE TALKING TO TO THAT IS WHY PEOPLE LIKE ME WHO AND TAKE BUS TO WORK HAVE TO WATCH WHEN CROSSING THE STREET BECAUSE SOMEONE IS TALKING ON THE PHONE AND NOT PAYING ATTENTION TO THERE DRIVING AND I FEEL PEOPLE LIKE ME SHOULD NOT BE WALKING A CROSS STREETS SHOULD BE TALKING ON THE PHONE BECAUSE AS THEY SAY IT GO'S BOTH WAYS PEOPLE SHOULD PAY MORE ATTENTION TO WHAT THERE DOING INSTEAD OF WHO THERE TALKING TO
74648
I do not think they are rude.  As long as you aren't playing video's which could be considered obscene for other's driving by to see.  Why should some kid watching Shrek on a car trip next to me bother me?  It doesn't.  I'll be past him in 30 seconds anyway.  If it makes their parents lives easier...All the power to them.  \n\nI also agree that if we are going to discuss rude technology the cell phone is at the top.  I'm as guilty as everyone else, but that is something that you will actually come into contact with. Having to listen to conversations in the store, or being ignored or cut off by others in lines because they are too busy talking to Johnny whom they are going to see in 2 minutes anyway when they get back out to the car.
492036
1. People driving while talking on their cell.\n2. Rude people (dirty looks, no thank yous...etc)\n3. People who stand in the way. They can move to the side!!
410918
Better than that, get a couple of pieces of wood the same size as a cell phone and paint them black or silver and hinge them so you can hold them to your ear like a cell phone, then go to a state where it is illegal to talk on a cell phone while driving and try to get pulled over... when the police officer comes to your car and starts in about how it is illegal to talk on a cell phone while driving, say "what cell phone?" and show him the two blocks of wood.  Just make sure there is no cell phone anywhere in the car. I know of no law where it is illegal to drive while holding a block of wood up to your head.
1158084
I think it is rude, crude and socially unacceptable.\nHowever, to some it is an absolute necessity. So, they should keep their voice down to almost whispering level.\n\nAren't they embarassed that someone can hear what they are saying? \n\nAnd - driving while on the phone should be banned outright. They should be fined $250 and lose 3 demerit points. On the spot - no questions asked. That's the only way this insanity will stop.
741694
I have read of research that shows that using a phone while driving is equally as dangerous as a .05 blood alcohol reading. Those phone users really annoy me .
1017304
Why do people eat while driving?  Why do people concentrate on changing the radio station while driving?  Why do women put on makeup while driving?  All of these are responsible for distracting drivers, too.  People are just stupid I guess.
1134632
yes,middle and high shcool studentsshould bring cellphones to shcool because if u get in a car axcendt then ur going to have to need a cellphone
212924
Because sometimes people are just so inconsiderate and they think thay can handle it. But in fact they can't. I pull over at times but sometimes when i have emergency calls I would jus talk on the phone, but i'll make it quick. I hope people are more considerate because they are not only putting their life in danger, but other people's life also!
708542
A bit drastic. But given that a lot of cell phone owners are incapable of simple courtesies like switching the ringtones off in lectures or other events and not answering their phone if they are in the middle of a conversation with somebody else,  it makes sense as an educational measure. \nNow people can start learning talking to each other directly instead of talking through a cell phone. People survived for a surprisingly long time without cellphones, if cell phones would all break down tomorrow it wouldn't be the end of the world.
677106
There could be road construction. Usually it's people changing lanes, trying to get from the far left lane to the exit ramp on the far right, people trying to get on the expressway, people talking on their cellphones and driving slower, old people driving slow...
975476
sure it is called courtesy and most people lack it these days! especially on the bus! I know what you mean; like I wana hear some girl or guy fighting with their gilfriend or boyfriend over the phone or especially swearing when their are kids present! You should be the cellphone ettiquette spokesperson! I will join your team too!
900604
sometimes they really drive - sometimes it's fake ..
889023
Do people ask you that question a lot while you are driving?
1119546
Do you want to learn how to drive a car at high speeds, or do you want to quickly learn how to drive a car? Your question is a little confusing...don't speed...take plenty of time to get where you are going because it's easy to get tripped up by other drivers...they love to talk on cell phones and screw around instead of driving responsible...don't become one of those people...it's better to leave the house early or get somewhere late than to kill someone.
1175852
Cell phones should be on vibrate when you're dining out, whether you're inside a fast food restaurant or sit down, like Denny's or TGIFriday's.  If you have to leave the phone on & you get a call, be polite & go outside with the call.  It's raining or too hot?  Too bad.  Tell the person you'll return their call later, unless it's the sitter about your child.  \n\nWhile driving, people should use headsets.  There are so many options available & ALL states should make it a law requiring their use for safety. AND if you're caught not using it, the fines should be $1000 like littering is.  Or, even better, let your voicemail answer for you.  When you get to your destination, retrieve your message(s) then.  \n\nI can hear the excuses now.  "I run my business from my cell phone."  AWWW too bad!  Think back to the days BEFORE cell phones & people who had businesses were out of the office & would check in for messages.  "I have to be reachable at all times."  For what?!  Have we become so self absorbed that we can't disconnect for a little while?  \n\nI have a cell phone & I use my headset EVERY single time.  If I'm careless & forget it at home, then I DON'T answer it in the car.  I'd rather let a call go then cause or get into an accident while fumbling with my phone.  I've driven right past local police & sheriff cars too.  They usually give me a thumbs up when they see I'm using a hands free option.  \n\nCell phones have become a part of life.  I get that.  I do my best not to leave home without mine & my headset.  It gives me security knowing that I have it if my car breaks down, I get into an accident or if something else happens.\n\nPeople have also forgotten their manners while on their phones.  They've become rude, insensitive & downright cruel.  I wish I had $5 for every single time I've been cut off, raced past, seen someone run a red light or stop sign that's on his/her cell phone.  I'd be as rich as Donald Trump.  Why $5 not $1?  Inflation inflation inflation!