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  aren040

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answer for second question:

the police will check your phone for time log

  aren040

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Steve, the police can only "estimate" the time of the accident. That given with the fact that there are no two clocks that ever function exactly the same, that will be a hard sell in court.

Now if we take that all and put it aside, how is the cell phone time log going to do anything if you can use it via a headset without any legal ramifications.

Huh, Mr. Smarty Pants?



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This law is retarded. This opens the flood gates. Soon it will be a ticket for eating while driving, doing makeup while driving, smoking, ect.... A bluetooth only makes you put both hands on the wheel, doesn't change the conversation or distractions.

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You hit it right on the head Aren. All video enforcement is run by private companies contracted by the state. Arizona's traffic cameras are run by a company in AUSTRALIA!! Traffic enforcement seems 70% revenue generating, 30% safety.

Time to "Get Smart".....

Ticketed for driving with a shoe in my ear?????

-Eli