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Driving Under Influence of a Phone

Talking on a cell phone behind the wheel is more dangerous

than driving drunk, researchers from the University of Utah conclude in a new

study.

And it makes no difference whether the telephone is hand-held or, as

permitted by New York State law, used hands-free, researchers say in a paper

presented yesterday by academics at an auto safety conference in Park City,...

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