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Bans on Texting While Driving Actually Increases Crash RateCleveland LeaderSep. 28, 2010 |
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 Laws that ban the practice of texting while driving are designed to keep drivers' attention on the road and avoid accidents, but new research published Tuesday by the Highway Loss Data Institute suggest otherwise. Laws banning texting while driving may actually increase the risk of road crashes, according to the study. Full Story 
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