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: Omaha Personal Injury LawyerBe a SAFER Driver: Use Hands-Free Devices to Keep Your Attention On the Road
By Craig Kelley
There are many blogs on InjuryBoard about the dangers of diverting your attention from driving to cell phone usage, text messaging, and map-reading.
The Wall Street Journal recently reviewed new Bluetooth hands-free devices, and Navigation devices that are now economically available from Garmin and Tom Tom also help keep your eyes where they should be, on the road!
Nebraska's oldest Mobile Electronics retail chain, Stereo West Auto Toys, can educate you about these hands-free devices, and tell you which portable or permanently-installed devices are best for you and your vehicles.
Drive safer!
Full post as published by Omaha Personal Injury Lawyer on April 16, 2008 (boomark / email).
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