pornomagboy
wake me up before you gogo who needs potter when
what about people that smoke, lighting a ciggie whilst driving is a distraction aswell and rolling a roll up.
In that case you're a f***ing tool.
As sully said, it's exactly the same as drink drivers, the 'it won't happen to me' attitude.
what about people that smoke, lighting a ciggie whilst driving is a distraction aswell and rolling a roll up.
I can write a full text without looking at the screen - and so I'm confident I can write a text without diminishing my concentration on the road.
As you mature as a driver, driving becomes more instinctive. For the first couple of years, having so much as a conversation is enough to distract you from the road.
I'd never do it on the motorway, but on the road (especially these days) there are traffic lights/pedestrian crossings every 20 seconds to do those things that do take your eyes off the road.
That's what it's about I think, for an experienced driver - keeping your eye on the road.
Texting whilst driving is so last year, I am doing 95 on the motorway at the moment and posting my reply, i won't tell you what I am using to steer the wheel
I can write a full text without looking at the screen - and so I'm confident I can write a text without diminishing my concentration on the road.
As you mature as a driver, driving becomes more instinctive. For the first couple of years, having so much as a conversation is enough to distract you from the road.
How many of these people who called me a 'selfish wanker' and 'a tool' and gave me the smilie have looked at a fit girl walking down the road or at a shop window or even at other drivers in their cars?
And I would put ALOT of money that they have ALL changed the radio station or had a conversation with someone in the back while they are driving a car.
How many of these people who called me a 'selfish wanker' and 'a tool' and gave me the smilie have looked at a fit girl walking down the road or at a shop window or even at other drivers in their cars?
And I would put ALOT of money that they have ALL changed the radio station or had a conversation with someone in the back while they are driving a car.
Been driving for 5 years. Never had an accident. I would say it's your first year or 2 you're a vulnerable driver and after that you have the experience to avoid danger instinctively.
Don't see what I've said that's caused uproar. I maintain that as long as an experienced driver has his eyes on the road, he's safe.
I'm sure all you "2 hands on the steering wheel at all times" brigade will disagree, but I would say shit drivers are a bigger danger than those who send texts at traffic lights.
You want to compare and contrast?
You have to be momentarily distracted for roadsigns, pedestrians etc. Momentarily. If you're gawping at women or looking in shop windows while driving at any speed, you're a plank.
You can change the radio station and have a conversation without taking your eyes off the road and your hands off the wheel, and you can easily dismiss the two if you need a sudden burst of concentration.
It's physically impossible to do that if you're doing something as stupid as texting while driving, purely because your eyes are off the road, concentrating on something else.
I can't believe anyone can even consider defending it.
How many of these people who called me a 'selfish wanker' and 'a tool' and gave me the smilie have looked at a fit girl walking down the road or at a shop window or even at other drivers in their cars?
And I would put ALOT of money that they have ALL changed the radio station or had a conversation with someone in the back while they are driving a car.
That doesn't make it right and it enhances your chances of having an accident that will be your fault.
However, specifically setting out to do something that distracts you is just plain stupid.
What I have learn as I've spent more time behind the wheel is that you have to try to ignore distractions, not just think you can cope with them.