Matt Taylor Columnist Fasten your seatbelts and make sure your trays are in an upright and locked position. This is one might blow your hair back. Cell phones are a distraction to driving. Let's give it another go for those waiting for the real punch line.
Cell phones are a distraction to driving.
Or maybe a news flash for us college kids concerning the secret that procrastination leads to mediocre grades. Maybe it is a revolutionary concept, though. How else can you explain why 85 percent of the nation's 110 million cell phone owners use them while driving. In this case, it seems that ignorance is not bliss. The bottom line here is that until it hits home, no one believes they are at risk.