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Texting bans and fatal accidents on roadways : do they work?

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Abouk, Rahi

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TextPublication details: 2013Action note:

6/5/13 SANDRAW

Summary: Reports that evidence shows that bans enforced as secondary offences have no appreciable effect on accidents. Adds that any reduction in accidents following texting bans is short-lived, with accidents returning to former levels within a few months.

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Reports that evidence shows that bans enforced as secondary offences have no appreciable effect on accidents. Adds that any reduction in accidents following texting bans is short-lived, with accidents returning to former levels within a few months.

6/5/13 SANDRAW

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