I see the erratic speeds and the swerving across lanes. The question is what to do about it? The Public Service Announcements don’t seem to be working. I feel that every time I get into my car, I’m putting myself in danger. Do we increase the number of Law Enforcement officers? Do they already have their hands full with intoxicated drivers, speeders, aggressive drivers, no seat belts, children not restrained in a child seat, vehicle registration not current, vehicle safety not current (i.e.,, lights out or missing)? The International Agency for Research on Cancer-IARC, part of the World Health Organization, concluded that using cell phones MAY cause cancer. They classify that exposure to radiofrequency, electromagnetic fields, cell phone use as POSSIBLY *carcinogenic to humans. This placing cell phones in the same category as gasoline exhaust and coffee. In one study that followed more than 420,000 cellphone users over a 20-year period, researchers found no evidence of a link between cellphones and brain
I see the erratic speeds and the swerving across lanes. The question is what to do about it? The Public Service Announcements don’t seem to be working. I feel that every time I get into my car, I’m putting myself in danger. Do we increase the number of Law Enforcement officers? Do they already have their hands full with intoxicated drivers, speeders, aggressive drivers, no seat belts, children not restrained in a child seat, vehicle registration not current, vehicle safety not current (i.e.,, lights out or missing)? The International Agency for Research on Cancer-IARC, part of the World Health Organization, concluded that using cell phones MAY cause cancer. They classify that exposure to radiofrequency, electromagnetic fields, cell phone use as POSSIBLY *carcinogenic to humans. This placing cell phones in the same category as gasoline exhaust and coffee. In one study that followed more than 420,000 cellphone users over a 20-year period, researchers found no evidence of a link between cellphones and brain