Tara Parker-Pope blogged about new research describing results that found talking to the passenger in your car is safer than talking on a cell phone.

David Strayer, professor of psychology at the University of Utah and the study’s lead author [said,] “When you’re in the …

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  1. Trudy 7:00 am on December 4th, 2008

    How much would it take for the government to take note of the psychological research on using mobile phones while driving and take action by banning them altogether whilst driving (including hands free’s) ? Is just one study enough to base a law on?

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