Do not text and drive: You can wait

Colonel Ron Replogle, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol announced today that the agency is the latest safety campaign --- anti-SMS message while driving --- be taken "on the road. Stickers with the logo of campaign will be installed on all vehicles Patrol. The anti-texting while driving campaign to encourage motorists to Missouri, to put their phones and prevent road accidents from the dangerous distraction of text messages while driving. "Inattention is one of the mainRoad accidents, "said Colonel Replogle." If you are focused on sending a text message, you are not paying attention to driving. Cell phone use - especially texting while driving can lead to tragic consequences. These effects can be easily avoided if drivers would simply put their cell phones and concentrate on the road. "Col. Replogle added that the ongoing campaign of anti-SMS Missouri law, the use of SMS devices to prohibit drivers aged 21 years, completedand younger. He called on all Missouri drivers on the letter and spirit of the law of honor - regardless of age - and to help stop SMS while driving, Missouri highways safer for all road users. Missouri is one of 38 states in the nation to a sort of anti-SMS to legislate. In 2009, driving mobile phone use contributed more than 1,780 road accidents in Missouri. are in the first half of 2010 were 791 visitors to the use of mobile phones behind the crash on...

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