Safety Tips For Using Cell Phones While Driving

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Safety tips for using cell phones while driving
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• Every day, the majority of people spend at least
  1 hour driving (commuting to and from work).
  During that time, some people try to make a few
  phone calls. These usually involve
• Work calls
• Calling your children
• Calling your parents
• Calling your spouse
• Scheduling an appointment
• Making a lunch reservation
• However, making a phone call while driving is not
  the best option, as it takes your focus away from
  you, which can easily lead to an accident.

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Here are some safety tips for using your cell
phone that will help you drive safely and be able
to use your phone at the same time
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1. Know Your Device

• It is important to learn more about your
  smartphone device. This includes doing a research
  on its specifications, or simply going through it
  and finding out what it can do. Once you learn
  everything that your phone can do, you will find
  a way to make a call without having to hold your
  phone with one hand, leaving both hands free to
  steer the vehicle during your commute to and from
  work.

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2. Hands-Free Device
To make things a lot easier, simply purchase one
of the many hands-free accessories that are
available for your phone. Simply attach it to
your phone, and speak without having to use your
hands. That way, you will be able to focus on
driving and speak with your children at the same
time.
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• Remember that the safest option is to talk while
  the vehicle is completely parked. That way, there
  is absolutely no chance of causing an accident,
  unless your vehicle is parked in the middle of
  the road. If you use a hands-free device and find
  yourself in a car accident, a car accident
  attorney in Pittsburgh Jonathan Stewart may be
  able to help you. Dont hesitate to give him a
  call right after the accident.

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3. No Stressful Conversations

• The most important thing that you need to
  memorize is that every conversation via your
  smartphone while driving increases the risk of
  causing (or getting involved) in a car accident.
  Even if you do it every day, it doesnt make it
  safe. Some phone calls can be extremely stressful
  or emotional, taking your eyes off the road and
  causing you to lack focus. This is where most
  mistakes happen. When your focus level drops, the
  chances of getting in accidents.

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