On 10/01/2012 1:12 PM, Dieselhead wrote:
Amen brother!

I can drive my entire 55 mile commute in a manual transmission car talking on my hand held phone with no incidents, close calls, near misses or anything other than a completely normal commute, nearly every day for a year...

We need real driver training and testing in this country, driving is a privilege not a right.

-Curt

May I suggest spending a Franklin (or less) on a good bluetooth headset? Blue Parrot B250

www.google.com/products/catalog?client=safari&rls=en&q=Blue+parrot&oe=UTF-8&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=12584667863461707998&sa=X&ei=eIkMT-SHHYiJsgLOlrTfBQ&ved=0CIUBEPMCMAI#ps-sellers

or http://www.vxicorp.com/products/blueparrott-bluetooth-mobile-solutions/bluetooth-headsets/b250-xt/

These are incredible. I had a guy argue with me that I was driving down the road. He was convinced I was in a sound insulated office. The noise cancelling is that good. They are made to cancel out the noise in a truck cab.

I used to spend hours with a cell phone in my ear. It was to the point that I would get "burns" (for lack of a better term) in my ear. With the Blue Parrott wireless headset, there is no longer any problem, and there is none of the feedback those stupid ear hook headsets give you.

No financial interest etc... (usual disclaimers) Just trying to pass on something that really works well.

I found a refurb for $35....

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I did not check the links you posted, but I have a Motorola Hands Free Bluetooth doodad that clips on the visor. Works fine. Works better with the iPhone than it did with my Motorola Razr (sp?) phone that just retired.
A bit different but seems clearer.

I don't really find that talking to the doodad is any less distracting than holding the phone to my ear. If anything, it might be worse. The one advantage, if you have the person in your database, or know the number, is the ability to call without having to hand dial but the phones generally do that these days anyway.

Randy

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