1. Nobody cares about the no cellphone law here.
2.last name...Gonzalas.................

 

Mrs. Goodman,

I am very sorry for your loss.

I think your intent to have a ride in Louis's honor will help avoid more accidents than you can possibly imagine. Awareness and vigilance is our best weapon in staying safe from the numerous threats that we face. Having others hear of and be educated about Louis's death and the circumstances is a sobering reminder for everyone.

 

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Prayers sent

 

My deepest condolences to the family. Sometimes I can't figure out why they call them "smart phones" when people do such stupid **** with them. I got rear ended 4 years ago on a bike by an idiot on a cell phone.... there ought to be a law.. no wait there is a law

 

There is a light at the intersection, so I'd guess, from the charge, she ran it. Click that link for a google map of the area, then drag the little man into the intersection to see it. Big, clear, flat intersection with 4 lanes each way - hard not to see somebody...unless you're on the phone.

 

So, he was right, and talking on the phone is like DUI, since it isn't a momentary lapse, like missing a sign, but a conscious decision to make or take a call while driving. Also, like drunks, these people always say, "I can drive fine when I'm on the phone" but to everybody but them they're so F*&^%$# up they are running into people in Walmart with shopping carts while on the phone (I'm starting to hate people who talk on the phone in stores as mucgh as the ones driving).

 

Oh yeah, as far as talking on the phone, he's right. It's as dangerous as DUI. But I guess from his post, it sounded like his issue was with DUI laws.