Safety First When Using Your Cell Phone
Safety First - Driving and Using your Cell Phone

Safety First - Driving and Using your Cell Phone are crucial with all the accidents seen while using your phone. Phone Guard 2011 Drive Safe Software for BlackBerry and Android Phones now available.

  • Disables texting, emailing and other distractions while driving a vehicle.
  • Alerts administrator if the cell phone travels faster than the preset max speed threshold.
  • Safely auto replies to incoming text messages that you are currently driving and will respond the moment it's safe.
  • Administrator controls the functions and the controls to enter customized personal functions of the software.

Time to take action and make the roads safe.

Think -  Use Cell Phone Safety First!Driving and drinking is not safe because it alters your mental abilities to react.  Using your cell phone while driving may be soon on the list of safety matters that can cause you to get a ticket.  Not wearing your seat belt gets you a ticket.  Some states have passed laws that you cannot use your cell phone without pulling off to the side of the road UNLESS you have handsfree capability.

Texting and browsing while drivng is a great hazard. Hundreds of people have died because of carelessness while texting. Use your head and be safe for you and others.
You can spend money on full installed car kits, with speakerphone, use your speaker phone capability, or get an expensive all-in-one plug into power source unit.  Cheapest and the best I have found and used over the years is:
  • Phone holder for the vehicle.  
  • Good quality handsfree headset.
  • Cigarette Lighter Adapter to charge your phone
  • Magnet mount antenna (if you have reception problems) or passive repeater to bring the signal inside your vehicle.
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    I use the vent mount, which is adjustable to any size phone.  I adjusted to my new phone and I don't have to open it each time to put my phone in.  Then I have a handsfree headset and car charger.  When I get in the car, I put my phone in the holder, hook up my handsfree headset and if my phone needs the battery to be charged, I plug in the car charger.  My phone has the headset capability to answer calls with the button on the hang down microphone.  So, when I get a call,  I can see the caller ID and answer the call with the button.  I can see my phone and easily able to place a call while driving.
    It is much safer to use that trio than to try to fumble for your phone while driving.  Some states have passed the law that you cannot drive and hold the cell phone to your ear.  You have to pull off the road to use your phone.  Some of the all in one system that plugs into your power source, do not have good speaker quality while driving.  No matter what kind of car you have there is always road noise, maybe kids noise, maybe radio noise that interfers with the speaker.
    Think about SAFETY FIRST!.  All you need is a phone holder, a handsfree headset  or bluetooth and car charger for your phone.  Keep safe on the highway.  BTW,  be careful when you get out of the car that you don't have the headset wrapped around the seat belt.  I do that many times.
    Remember, SAFETY FIRST for yourself, your family and all the other people on the road.
    Have A Blessed Day!
    Anne
     

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