Why do people talk and drive at the same time?

Question

People that are on cell phones in heavy traffic and hisitate on where there going.

Answer 1

It is the dumbest thing in the world. People who talk on their cell phones while driving are usually very busy, but they are also very stupid. You are not "talented" just because you haven't gotten in an accident yet while talking on the phone. You need to take responsibility and drive your car like you're supposed to.

Answer 2

b/c were talented

Answer 3

because there dumb...... man i hate it when people are talking on there cell phones while they drive especially in traffic..... because there the ones who cause the traffic...... because there always then ones who get in the car accident or there driving to slow........ f.u.c.k............ i just want to tell them GET THE F.U.C.K OFF THE PHONE! AND DRIVE!

Answer 4

I don't know, but it irritates me badly. Nobody just drives anymore, they have to be on the phone, eating, playing w/the cd player, putting on make-up, the list goes on and on. Pretty much everytime someone cuts you off, or is going extremely slow, or just driving stupid, drive past and look, they'll be doing one of these things! Jerks!

Answer 5

I think they talk because they get bored in the car by themselves and just wanna talk to someone. True they are complete idiots for it, but maybe they have social problems. Who knows.

Answer 6

Talking on a hands free phone while driving is similar to talking to another car passenger and shouldn't be any more dangerous. There are also lots of examples of verbal commication while driving eg: police, firemen. Also, I don't think pilots have a problem multi-tasking while they fly.

Another advantage to hands free cell phone use while driving,

it likely prevents somnolence and falling asleep at the wheel which is a real risk on the highway.

Answer 7

I drive and floss my teeth, I drive and read books, I drive and write letters---I don't know why I do it.  I don't have enough time in my life, I need to multi-task.