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February 22, 2010

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sounds very similar to the UK PSA where the teens are driving and texting and end up crashing . I saw the UK PSA and it was really graphic , but I think it got the point across .

It is great to see so many young people be so interested in an important cause like ending distracted driving. It actually gives me some hope that something can be done to at least significantly reduce this problem. This vedio should make the message very clear to drivers of all ages. But we will still need to backup the PSAs with good state laws. Also, the word should go out about nocell phone talking or texting while operating heavy equipment or walking around such equipment. The Mine Safety Administration has one case so far this year where a mine official was walking around heavy mining dump trucks, was not paying close attention to where he was going, and was ran over and killed by one of the trucks that didn't see him. The Mine Safety Administration said a cell phone was found in the victim's hand. Best wishes, Michael E. Bailey.

If I'm not mistaken, answering text message is only one of several car accident.
Envisioning teen to be aware of other cause is also needed

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