Originally Posted by slowlanemcvane

Not sure how many people on here didn't read all posts before deciding to climb onto the high horse/soap box about not driving with your seatbelt on.

The OP is referring to removing his seatbelt with the vehicle ON, car in PARK, while attempting to handle phone calls with the phone tethered to his vehicle via bluetooth. This requires using the relatively small microphone installed inside the vehicle. As for why he can't just use his phone as a handset, it's possible that he's a realtor or businessman that might require the use of both hands in order to write things in a notebook, and that holding his handset would unnecessarily complicate the process of taking notes.

At no point was he referring to driving on the New Jersey Turnpike with his seatbelt unhooked, alarm disabled, waiting to fly through his windshield and die. He was talking about while the vehicle is parked and so he can use his bluetooth capability a little easier, without yelling in a presumably thick Jersey accent.

Settle down people and just answer the question. Or better yet, if you don't have a constructive answer and just want to chide someone for your perceptions of what they are doing, just move on without posting.