Jets have right of way History has recorded the first known plane crash caused by cell phones. A security patrolman at Eglin Air Force Base was driving on a runway last November when he dropped a cellular telephone, reached for it, unwittingly turned his car's steering wheel, stepped on the gas and hit a parked jet fighter. The driver was not wearing a seat belt and suffered a concussion. Much has been said lately about car phones being a threat to traffic safety. But there isn't much difference between talking to a passenger in the car and talking to someone who is not in the car, except that it may require one hand to be off the wheel in the case of a cell phone.
Many people habitually talk and drive with one hand.
The real issue is paying attention to what you are doing. So if you drop your phone, leave it there until you stop, or you could run into a jet airplane. Enter words describing a concept or keywords.