Does Cell Phone Conversation Impair Driving Performance?
” IN: Injury Insights (August/September 2001)3p. [“Hands-free devices for cell phones do not appreciably reduce driver distraction, according to a study that suggests laws mandating the use of such devices may be ineffective. The study, conducted by University of Utah researchers, concluded distractions are caused by concentrating on the conversation, rather than dialing or holding the phone.” Associated Press (August 17, 2001) 1.] [Request #S2344] Return to the Table of Contents HIGHWAY SAFETY Cecelio Lugtu et al., v. California Highway Patrol et al. Supreme Court of California. S088116. August 16, 2001. [“Court Allows CHP Suit To Proceed: Law enforcement officers have a legal duty to ensure the safety of motorists during traffic stops, the court ruled…. The court allowed a man and three children who were seriously injured during a speeding stop to seek compensation from the California Highway Patrol.” Sacramento Bee (August 17, 2001) A5.] [Request #S2346] Return to the Table of Con
