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by cb1000rider
Fri Mar 20, 2015 5:14 pm
Forum: LEO Contacts & Bloopers
Topic: Wife's contact with San Antonio PD.
Replies: 63
Views: 14623

Re: Wife's contact with San Antonio PD.

mojo84 wrote: You can have the navigation and such on your phone on. You just can't be holding the phone or typing texts.
But I can't manipulate the phone for navigation.. But I can manipulate the car's on-board nav system.

Honestly, the law is easy to work around: don't hold the phone above door-sill level.. Still the lots of corner cases for enforcement that I hope are used appropriately.
by cb1000rider
Fri Mar 20, 2015 3:38 pm
Forum: LEO Contacts & Bloopers
Topic: Wife's contact with San Antonio PD.
Replies: 63
Views: 14623

Re: Wife's contact with San Antonio PD.

VMI77 wrote:At my company, if you're driving a company vehicle and get caught using a phone while the vehicle is in motion: you're fired..
Where I am, you're expected to be 24/7/365. I'm pretty sure I'd be hung if I was on a 3-hour cross country and didn't read my texts.

Note, I'm not for texting and driving - but the laws are goofy. I can use factory navigation, but can't use navigation with my phone? I've got a motard motorcycle which is probably on the ragged-edge of street legal. It's speedometer IS my GPS-enabled phone. In some municipalities, I can be ticketed for having the speedometer "on"? Really?

And then we've got cars with Heads-Up-Displays...

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