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Wednesday, January 29, 2003
After reading an interesting article about cell phone usage while driving, here are a couple of things I learned:
1) "There was no difference, Strayer said, between using a hands-free or a hand-held cell phone."
2) "Perhaps even more disturbing, Strayer said, was the finding that the volunteers did not realize they were driving badly."
3) "It is like studies that show 90 percent of people think they are better-than-average drivers. Forty percent of them are wrong."
What does this mean? I suffer from tunnel vision while driving. Putting on a headset isn't so helpful. And I could be wrong about being a better-than-average driver myself (but I don't think so).
1:33 PM Albert
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..a life in DUO