Which best describes the approaches being taken by states to address the problem of cell phone use by drivers?
A. Most states have banned text messaging by drivers, but states have done a variety of things with regard to cell phone use while driving.
B. Most states have not dealt with the issue of texting and cell phone use.
C. All 50 states have banned cell phone use by novice drivers.
D. Only a handful of states have attempted to create policies to address this problem.
A. Most states have banned text messaging by drivers, but states have done a variety of things with regard to cell phone use while driving.
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a) the city council b) the city manager c) the voters d) the mayor e) the mayor and the council
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. involvement in foreign wars b. political corruption c. congressional gridlock d. economic conditions