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June 18th, 2011 05:12 PM #1
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June 18th, 2011 05:31 PM #3o baka naman gagamitin na naman ng mga kotong cops yan bigasan?
wag naman, sana wag din ningas kugon....
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June 18th, 2011 06:12 PM #4it's about time that we enact a law such as this one. despite having loads of enacted laws not being enforced, this one will at least help the public to be aware of being conscious about others' safety in the road. although sometimes guilty din ako sa pag text while driving, we could already start disciplining ourselves to be more considerate to those who are using the same road as we do.
"better be safe than sorry".
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June 18th, 2011 07:52 PM #6Slightly OT but related: Eh paano naman yung mga "buwaya" na habang naka-duty ay nasa silungan at text ng text? Ka-table siguro nila sa agogo-banana o si "kumare" kinakamusta kung wala si "kumpare" nasa bahay..... You know.....
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June 18th, 2011 09:53 PM #7ok yan, mas matindi pa nga yan kesa pagd-drive ng lasing ka e yun ba 'driving with an influence of liquor or drugs.'
Originally Posted by desert fox
yesterday, me and my uncle was driving at roxas blvd. e nagttxt siya muntik tuloy niya masagi yung taxi magpapass by, tsk..tsk..!! sabi ko ako na lang mag-ddrive mukhang abala ka sa txtmate mo e,
dito SLEX ang dami naring reported cases of minor accident (buti minor lang) because of driving while using a cellular phone,
OT: e yung using freehand/bluetooth handset exempted ba?
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June 18th, 2011 10:04 PM #8Exempted siguro isa rin kasi un sa main reason kaya ginawa ang ganun device. Sobra naman pag pati un bawal, lalo na pag ikaw nagddrive then may kailangan kang tawagan sa opisina. Kaya nga hinihintay ko ung 2012 Focus dahil dun sa MyFord Touch. hehe Originally Posted by zap.FREEDOM
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June 18th, 2011 10:15 PM #9hehehe,..\!!sa Ford Fiesta ok rin naman e...dial "blah..." dial "blah blah"...kaso sabi ng tatay ko pagnakakakita daw siya ng ganun na nag-ddrive tapos freehandset gamit, parang siraulo, paano ba naman mag-isa lang dun sa loob ng kotse tapos salita ng salita, para bang may saltik....hehehhe!!pasaway.
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June 18th, 2011 10:42 PM #10+1000...ang DUI kasi mangilan ngilan lang...pero yang driving while texting, kaliwat kanan... Originally Posted by zap.FREEDOM
maski dito, di naman masyado texting, tawag talaga....ipinagbabawal din, pero dami mo makikita, yung isang kamay nasa CP nakadikit sa tenga, isang paa, nakapatong sa dashboard...yung isang kamay me hawak na yosi....
mga talentado....nyahahaha...
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June 19th, 2011 10:27 AM #11I was rear ended twice by idiots using their celphone in the road. THe first one was a girl, bumaba ng sasakyan para mag-sorry hawak pa yung phone...
Talking on a Phone Worse than Driving Drunk
A British study just released shows that talking on a mobile phone while driving is more hazardous than operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. The study is sure to raise a few eyebrows and fuel the controversy over legislation aimed at banning cell phone use by drivers.
Tests conducted by scientists at the UK-based Transport Research Laboratory for insurance firm Direct Line involved 20 subjects using a driving simulator to test reaction times and driving performance.
Researchers tested how driving impairment was affected when drivers were talking on a handheld mobile phone or a hands-free phone, and when drivers had consumed enough alcohol to register above the legal blood-alcohol limit. The UK legal alcohol limit is 80mg/100ml, or .80.
Direct Line reported that the results showed drivers' reaction times were, on average, 30 percent slower when talking on a handheld mobile phone than when legally drunk - and nearly 50 percent slower than under normal driving conditions.
Also, the tests showed, drivers talking on phones were less able than drunk drivers to maintain a constant speed, and they had greater difficulty keeping a safe distance from the car in front.
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June 19th, 2011 04:13 PM #12In France, it's totally banned to use the phone even if your car is parked in a safe area...
You have to get out of the car if you want to make a phone call or reply to SMS...
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June 19th, 2011 10:59 PM #13 Originally Posted by Monseratto
safety 1st.....naka helmet naman yung mga passengers...so ok lang. :hysterical:
tapos isang kamay lang ang hawak sa motor. yung isa sa celphone.
pwede sila sa circus.....
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June 18th, 2011 10:36 PM #15
As much as this is a positive step for safety, I would rather have the senate and congress enact the car lemon law and other consumer protection laws which would be of a bigger benefit for the common filipino.
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