An article in Business Day on Nov. 26 about the safety of hands-free devices for drivers referred incorrectly to regulations on cellphones in Florida.
As an Oklahoma state representative, Ms. Tibbs was finishing a bill to require hands-free devices for drivers and to ban texting while driving.
According to the National Conference of State Legislators, while Indiana is not one of 14 states that prohibit handheld devices behind the wheel, there are laws prohibiting drivers from texting and driving, as well as laws limiting the use of handheld devices for drivers under the age of 18.
Even though LightSquared said it could keep its service within its own frequency boundaries, many GPS receivers — for example, navigation devices for drivers and pilots — were disrupted, evidently because they weren't capable of filtering out signals from the airwaves licensed to LightSquared.
Talk story about the Aetna Roadometer, a testing device for car drivers, and a feature of Greater N.Y.
By Aetna Life and John Brooks The New Yorker, April 14 , 1951P. 24 Talk story about the Aetna Roadometer, a testing device for car drivers, and a feature of Greater N.Y.
The New Yorker, April 14 , 1951P. 24 Talk story about the Aetna Roadometer, a testing device for car drivers, and a feature of Greater N.Y.
Lockouts appear to provide a screening device for identifying drivers at high risk for future impaired driving.
