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Debate: Banning cell phones in cars
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- Debate:Banning cell phone use in cars (redirect page)
- Debate:Banning hand-held cell phones in cars (redirect page)
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- Debate: Ban on minors using cell phones while driving
- Debate: Cell phone ban in crosswalks
- Debate:Banning cell phones in cars (redirect page)
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- Argument: Many things in cars are just as distracting as cell phones
- Argument: Social benefits of cell phones in cars outweigh risks
- Argument: Cell phone use in cars probably saves lives
- Argument: Banning cell phones is not the best way to save lives
- Argument: Citizens' judgement should be trusted in using cell phones
- Argument: Cell phone ban is unnecessary; careless driving laws are sufficient
- Argument: Cell phone use in cars does not cause many accidents
- Argument: Cell phone use in cars impairs driving, causes accidents
- Argument: Hands-free cell phones are just as distracting to drivers
- Argument: Passengers are less distracting than cell phones
- Argument: Cell phone use slows driving and causes congestion
- Argument: Hands-free phones can cause drivers to scramble for head sets
- Argument: Enforcing a vehicle cell phone ban is nearly impossible
- Argument: Calling to say "I'm running late" helps prevent speeding
- Argument: Savings from a vehicle cell phone ban would offset loses
- Argument: Cell phone bans in cars do not save lives
- Argument: Cell phones in cars can be regulated, unlike other distractions
- Argument: Using a cell phone in a car is like drunk driving
- Debate: Ban on texting while driving
