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Originally Posted by Stuart C
I don't believe he is saying whether he thinks it's OK or not, I think he is just asking whether it has been proved that passive smoking has ever contributed to a death.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/d...00/2493567.stm
Roy Castle?
I have not seen his death certificate but he apparently never smoked in his life but was exposed to second hand smoke.
But to the original question, forget the issues of " so should eating an apple while driving " "tuning in a station while driving " " arguing with a passenger " smoking in cars carrying anyone should be banned let alone kids.
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Originally Posted by DocDutch
I would say no... look at home much the gov has done regarding people phoning whilst driving?
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At the end of the day its about resources, what would people rather have?
Would they rather have bobbies in then local area on a friday night when the yobs are rampaging or have them sat in a car in the hope of seeing someone using the phone behind the wheel?
And what is this reliance on the mobile phone so much that if people leave home without it they do a u-turn.
We managed before without them.
The solution to the problem could be down to car and mobile phone manufacturers? making it vertually impossible to get a signal inside a car.
Would that be possible?