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]]> By: Don Nelson http://www.groundforcetraining.com/blog/2008/03/under-the-influence/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Don Nelson Mon, 10 Mar 2008 15:22:25 +0000 http://blog.groundforcetraining.com/2008/03/10/under-the-influence/#comment-2 The cell phone issue clearly remains a hot topic on our roadways. As a footnote, I have noticed that when road users fail to use their signals when turning or changing lanes, more likely than not it is because the hand normally used for signaling has a cell phone in it. To ensure other road users are aware of your intentions, sufficient warning must be given to avoid potential hazards (i.e. signaling lane changes). Failing to do so can result in appropriate charges under the Highway Traffic Act. Cell phone use while driving in itself is not "yet" in contravention of the Act, but driving carelessly is! Put safe driving back to the forefront. Provide sufficient warning to other roadway users; avoid driving while distracted; and if there is a distraction behind the wheel, remember to increase following distances to accommodate. DJN The cell phone issue clearly remains a hot topic on our roadways. As a footnote, I have noticed that when road users fail to use their signals when turning or changing lanes, more likely than not it is because the hand normally used for signaling has a cell phone in it. To ensure other road users are aware of your intentions, sufficient warning must be given to avoid potential hazards (i.e. signaling lane changes). Failing to do so can result in appropriate charges under the Highway Traffic Act. Cell phone use while driving in itself is not “yet” in contravention of the Act, but driving carelessly is!
Put safe driving back to the forefront. Provide sufficient warning to other roadway users; avoid driving while distracted; and if there is a distraction behind the wheel, remember to increase following distances to accommodate.

DJN

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