Date: Sun, 03 Aug 2003 18:30:01 GMT From: "Spyderman" <spydermannopsamofyourbusiness.com> Subject: Re: SAAB 9-3 and bluetooth
All these are compeeling arguments for hands free systems. I agree that one shouldn't phone and drive and it amazes me to see the women of Toronto yakking away while driving. Four years ago while driving into the office, I was involved (as a victim) of a four car pile-up. There was a gentleman behind me in a fairly old Camry and I was in my Honda CRV at the time. This young lady in her twenties was bombing up Jarvis Street in a red Jetta and probably doing 70-80Km. I caught a glimpse of her as she careened into the poor Camry who then hit me very hard, as I distinctly saw her cell phone fly out of her hand. When we all sort of recovered (except for the poor fellow in the Camry who needed some attention), I saw and heard the young lady tell the officer that her car lost control. BS, I said to the officer and told him everything I saw. She got nailed and righfully so. When I got my 01 9-3, I immediately put the Motorola HF kit to go with my V-60G. It has been a blessing as I only do "one-touch" dialing when driving and if need be will dial at a red light. Yea, so it costs a few bucks for a HF kit but there a cheap one that work great out there too. I agree with proposed legislature for HF in cars. Well tha't my rant... Spyder "'nuther Bob" <yetanotherphonyaddressnopsamacereally.com> wrote in message news:aq7qivkobob0m7cu4u533bn2957ji2f1v3nopsamcom... > On Sun, 03 Aug 2003 12:25:15 +0200, Xenna <xennarnopsamo.com> wrote: > > >Originating calls is more difficult. I can either use voice dialling - > >which is not perfect at high speeds - or take the phone out of my pocket > >and dial manually. I usually do the latter. > > The best choice would be to STOP USING THE PHONE WHILE DRIVING! > But that makes too much sense for some people. > > Bob
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