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Originally Posted by JCL
It is quiet, and peaceful, and you get to concentrate on driving, look out the window, talk to passengers, listen to the stereo, etc instead of driving a mobile phone booth. Our laws in BC ban all handheld devices, so I carry my BB out of reach of the driver, but still in the car in case of an accident.
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I know the type you are talking about but I actually rarely take phone calls (never really make them) but when I do, I don't feel like a criminal. I do manage the support of some large systems so those calls are not personal.
My daily driver for the last few years has been a Dodge Viper roadster and I guarantee you that I NEVER took calls in it. Firstly, I couldn't hear the phone ring and secondly, you don't want to take your eyes off the road nor tie up your hands or even attempt to lose concentration on the road. With a passenger next to you, you couldn't hear them either
Hopefully with voice control, you don't even have to push a button to take a call. We'll soon find out.