Transportation
May 4, 2016
Despite crisis, texting and driving laws lag
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has determined that texting and driving is six times more dangerous than drinking and driving. By Jonathan Michaels
Jonathan A. Michaels
Managing Partner
MLG Attorneys at Law
Phone: (949) 581-6900
Email: jmichaels@defectattorney.com
Whittier Coll SOL; CA
Jonathan specializes in representing clients in the automotive industry.
Would you believe that after all the fatalities, all the media attention and all the pain suffered by scores of families, four states still find it perfectly acceptable for motorists to text and drive? Arizona, Montana, Texas and Missouri have yet to come to the realization that distracted driving is the biggest killer of them all.
Drinking and driving is public enemy number one, but the truth is that texting and driving...
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