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driving while drunk is safer than driving while talking on a cell phone, according to Mythbusters.
yourdadonapogostick said:iirc, bhl was right below the legal limit.
yourdadonapogostick said:what is untrustworthy about mythbusters?
The statement that driving while drunk is safer than driving while talking on a cell phone is based on the fact that drunk driving leads to slower reaction times and impaired judgment, while talking on a cell phone can distract a driver and lead to inattentiveness. In comparison, drunk driving may be seen as a more predictable and consistent impairment.
Yes, there have been studies conducted that show that drunk driving can lead to slower reaction times and impaired judgment, while cell phone use while driving can lead to distractions and inattentiveness. However, it is important to note that both drunk driving and cell phone use while driving are dangerous and can lead to accidents.
The potential consequences of both drunk driving and talking on a cell phone while driving include accidents, injuries, and even fatalities. Both activities can impair a driver's ability to make safe decisions and react quickly to potential hazards on the road.
Yes, many states have laws in place that prohibit or limit the use of cell phones while driving. These laws may include hands-free requirements or outright bans on cell phone use while driving. In comparison, drunk driving is illegal in all states and carries severe penalties.
Some alternatives to drunk driving include choosing not to drink and drive, assigning a designated driver, or using public transportation. Alternatives to talking on a cell phone while driving include pulling over to make or answer a call, using a hands-free device, or waiting until the car is safely parked to use the phone.