Hands Free Comms Use
Pointless keeping this here, as the OP has completely deleted their entire original post. Better to scrap the whole thread.
Last edited by Thud_and_Blunder; 15th Aug 2019 at 12:51. Reason: OP moved the goalposts
So don't ever talk to your passengers, change radio stations or swap a CD?
This utter horse$hit about hands-free phones in cars comes up every so often from some nannying do-gooder or other. Having used (only) hands-free phones in my cars for the last 28 years, I can say that there really is no problem. But texting, fiddling with 'apps', using a handheld is something else entirely.
This utter horse$hit about hands-free phones in cars comes up every so often from some nannying do-gooder or other. Having used (only) hands-free phones in my cars for the last 28 years, I can say that there really is no problem. But texting, fiddling with 'apps', using a handheld is something else entirely.
Police and CB radios are simplex devices - you don't hear the other person until you stop transmitting. Whereas phones are duplex in operation.
So don't ever talk to your passengers, change radio stations or swap a CD?
This utter horse$hit about hands-free phones in cars comes up every so often from some nannying do-gooder or other. Having used (only) hands-free phones in my cars for the last 28 years, I can say that there really is no problem. But texting, fiddling with 'apps', using a handheld is something else entirely.
This utter horse$hit about hands-free phones in cars comes up every so often from some nannying do-gooder or other. Having used (only) hands-free phones in my cars for the last 28 years, I can say that there really is no problem. But texting, fiddling with 'apps', using a handheld is something else entirely.
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It does.
But it also does to keep the proles on their toes [bit like the police declaration about driving in flip flops] and distracted from the real BIG ISSUES.
IMO
