Texting While Driving is More Dangerous Than Driving Under the Influence (DUI)
A study in the UK claimed that texting while driving is actually more dangerous than drugs and alcohol. The study was conducted by the Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) for the British Royal Automobile Club Foundation in its attempt to compare the dangers posed by texting while driving and driving under the influence or DUI.
In the Philippines, House Bill No. 4917 proposed a Total Cell Phone Ban While Driving in the Philippines, gaining the approval of the public after having experienced numerous accidents while the driver of the vehicle is texting or calling (see related story on Accidents and Injuries Related to Texting and Cell Phone Use).
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Total Cell Phone Ban While Driving Bill in the Philippines
In many countries, using a cell phone while driving is ok (if the cell phone is being used in a hands-free mode). However, a proposed bill in the Philippine House of Representatives (House Bill No. 4917) is a little bit harsher than laws in Western countries proposing a total cell phone ban while driving in the Philippines.
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