Letter: Law against cellphones while driving only designed to create more revenue
Law against cellphones while driving only designed to create more revenue
Could someone please explain to this old brain the difference between talking on a cellphone and talking to your passengers? There appears to be no difference.
I hear holding a cellphone takes your hand off the wheel. Well, so does holding a cup of coffee, or anything else, and that’s legal. It’s also legal to use a hands-free device, which only means you can talk while holding a cup of coffee.
Far as I am concerned the whole law is designed to generate more revenue for a city or county, and that should be illegal.
C. Aylsworth, Kennewick
This story was originally published November 20, 2016 at 4:39 AM with the headline "Letter: Law against cellphones while driving only designed to create more revenue."