Article Source: msnbc.com
from:msnbc.comPhysicians should tell patients not to send text messages or use cell phones while driving, just as they advise them against smoking or to use seat belts, a doctor said in the influential New England Journal of Medicine on Wednesday.
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Why do people have to be told what to do when its just plain common sense. People are just so self serving, egotistical, and inconsiderate about how dangerous it is to text or use the cellphone when driving. Isnt there enough distractions on the road to keep your mind on it? Idiots.....all idiots.
I agree. Its getting scary on the roads. Most people are just selfish and ignorant.