On Fri, 4 May 2018 13:05:15 +0000 (UTC), Bob J Jones
wrote:

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Same here with the fallacy that cellphone use raises the accident rate.
The facts show no effect whatsoever on the accident rate. None.

It may be true that no one has been able to extract from the overall
noisy data evidence of cell phones influencing the accident rate. But
it also possible determine whether or not a person was using a cell
phone at the time of an accident. From this information it has been
possible to determine that you are more likely to have an accident
when using a cell phone than not. Interestingly it does not appear
that the use of hands-free makes much difference.
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Regards,

Eric Stevens