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A woman was traveling on the highway at 77 miles-per-hour when she was rear-ended. Her car rolled and her arm was wedged between the car and the pavement. It ultimately had to be amputated below the shoulder.
Georgia has since p***ed a law specifically banning hand-held cell phone use, but whether or not it's illegal in your state is something all drivers should consider before making that call on the road. There are some drivers that can't drive and talk on the phone at the same time, perhaps that was the reason the phone was originally stationary on a table in the home. Your thoughts ![]() |
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I own a cellphone but I am not one of those who talks while driving. It annoys me when I see people driving while talking on there cellphone. I honestly think that people can not concentrate while driving/talking at the same time. I was on the road one day and actually saw someone texting while driving. Now that is crazy! I think every state should p*** a law banning cellphone use while driving.
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