New Cell Phone device: Safe or Stupid? | Seattle Car Accident Lawyer

State lawmakers are listening to the data and trying to prevent car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle wrecks and needless wrongful death claims by making distracted driving a traffic offense. While the movement to ban the use of cell phones and texting devices while driving has been picking up steam, there are those individuals who seem to be ignoring the risks. Some still think using a Bluetooth device is a safe solution to distracted driving. Whether it’s a Bluetooth or something else, some people will try to find any way, or use any excuse, to continue to use their cell phones and texting devices in their cars.

For example, check out this new window mount for the iPhone. While the description claims its primary use is for people wanting to ‘easily see their GPS devices,’ I feel that it could very well end up being used to read the morning news or check e-mails among other things. How someone thinks that sticking your phone on the windshield right in front of you is a safe idea is beyond me. Take a look and share your thoughts.

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