NHP cracking down on drivers using phones
April is National Distracted Driving Month and the Nevada Highway Patrol will be implementing a zero-tolerance enforcement period April 22-26.
Troopers around the Silver State continue to observe motorists texting, talking, and reading non-voice communications despite the fact this behavior became illegal more than 15 months ago.
In 2012, the Nevada Highway Patrol issued 12,275 citations statewide to motorists observed breaking this law. The enforcement activity for the first quarter of 2013 appears to be similar to last year’s statistics’ 2,851 citations have already been issued statewide during the first three months of this year.
Its a real Addiction,TRY TURNING THE TV OFF 4 OUT 7 DAYSA WEEK, SEE WHAT HAPPENS IN YOUR OWN HOUSE?computers ,PEOPLE ARE GETTING WEIRD,GOT HAVE MY SMUT EMAILS, THE PORN,MY SOCIAL NETWORK OF PEOPLE WHO GOT FAKE PICTURES POSTED AS THEM.
Reading a good book better for the nerves.
People are addicted this stuff,then you go dinner,the bathroom,the games, the planes and all people want do push buttons.
Then they turn around try push your buttons cause you are watching them mess with their devices,cracks me up,data ,data, how much do got left before over charge?
GOOD LUCK BREAKING THESE HABITS LAW MEN?
IN 2050 THE NATION BE FULL PEOPLE WHO CAUGHT CANCER IN THEIR HEAD PULLING A BATTERY OUT THEIR SKULL TO RECHARGE.