The Maryland legislature, driving and cell phones
January 16th, 2009 | 
Author: Stupid or greedy? The Maryland legislature, driving and cell phones.
Just say “hang up and drive,” but don’t say it too loudly in the halls of the legislature in Annapolis, Maryland. Last session (2008; thank goodness they have only one short one per year) they narrowly defeated a ban on talking on cell phones while driving.
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