Tire lifeeasy way to see the UTG Ratings for various tire brands. The UTG ratings are required by the...
On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 07:01:49 -0700, Bill Funk
Depends on what you have to do to use it, and what you're driving. It's not a CB where you don't even have to look at it to get your party on the other end, and when you're driving a bus, m.o. is that you need 100% of your mind focused on doing your job. Doing something non-vital such as calling someone on a cell phone is a significant enough distraction in cars for some people. On a bus, yet? No question, unless it's a dire emergency and the bus just can't be stopped for some reason, the cell phone needs to stay out of the driver's hand. Justm ho, oc. I wouldn't, on the other hand, have a problem with a bus driver using a hands-free model, the kind that he didn't even have to look at to answer or dial. -- L8r, Uncle Buck o-O=~o-O=~o-O=~o-O=~o-O=~o-O=~o-O= Those first to step up and say, "Now is not the time for placing blame" ... ...are quite often to blame.... o-O=~o-O=~o-O=~o-O=~o-O=~o-O=~o-O=
