Study Shows Hands-Free Phones No Safer than Hand-Held Phones When Driving

摘要

Anew study concludes there is little difference between the driving safety risk of hands-free versus hand-held ceil phones and confirms that any type of cell phone use detracts from the brain's ability to focus on safe driving.The study, by Yoko Ishigami, Dalhousie University, and Raymond Klein, appeared in the National Safety Council's (NSC) Journal of Safety Research. Several other studies also support the claim that hands-free phones and hand-held phones are equally dangerous.