DON'T DREAM AND DRIVE

Here's a story that dangerous Reveille of the use of mobile phone, speakerphone and headphone jack while driving.

In 2008, nearly 6,000 Americans died in crashes involving distracted driving (National Highway Transportation Safety Administration) This figure is a proven statistic that inattention was the leading cause of collisions each year. This can be anything from text and listening to the headphones only think about what you want today evening for dinner.
In the last few years, lawmakers around the world to ban SMS and mobile phone use while driving were total. In South Carolina, is that America, with ongoing debate? But a handful of states have adopted legislation a bit further and banned from the wearing of headphones driver behind the wheel.

In South Carolina, is the wearing of headphones or ear buds will not get you a ticket, but a number of officials of public security, said tuning into the music and mood from which everything else can be a serious problem?

Banned in the States, where the headphones are, the law makes the distinction between the use of headphones on or in both ears, and with only one earphone. With two illegal, but a headset is acceptable in those countries.

The opponents of further restrictions, said with one of the two earphones is the same as with a hands free cell phone device that is often supported by public safety officials.

Many said there is no difference between the radio blares and popping in the ear.

But a growing number of lawmakers over the globe do not agree and said that ear plugs to block out all other sound and could be a driver to tune out, causing an ambulance, and you can get into trouble.

A driver who was not on the right side of the road to emergency vehicle efficiency will be issued.

Local officers have seen an increase in the number of drivers on the road with headphones because the built in drivers or cars with cassette and CD player and would rather listen to their MP3 downloads.

Banning headphones, in many states, extends to cyclists and motorcyclists.

If a driver is using headphones, he or she can not use them both.

South Carolina law enforcement authorities have begun a series of crashes that can be seen from mobile phone use stem cells, and the state has a code to ticket, adding that officers mark to indicate if cell phone use contributed to crash can.

There is no such code for earphones.

World is encouraging drivers to pull around the ear, turn the radio and eighth.