There has recently been a lot of press associated with the
push to stop people using their mobile phones while driving. Even the press
have joined the chorus, asking to have people classify their cars as 'no-phone
zones'. One celebrity has asked people to sign a pledge stating that they will
not use their phone whilst driving. Wow!
The accident statistics in America show that approximately
16,000 deaths between 2001 and 2007 were caused by drivers texting on their
mobile phones. Pretty astounding figures. There have also been videos of
people, including bus drivers, texting on their mobile phones whilst driving
with passengers in the vehicle.
The risk of collision jumps 23 times if you are using a
mobile phone whilst driving. If you have an accident whilst using your mobile
phone you may also lose your car insurance privileges as your phone records can
state that you were on the phone at the time of the accident.
The main offenders in this epidemic of mobile phone use
while driving are young adults. How do we stop our kids from driving whilst
using their mobile phone? Is it possible that we have some type of contraption
installed in the car where you need to dock your phone (disabling its usage) in
order to start the car? If the mobile phone that is to be 'docked' has to have
the correct mobile number programmed, this being the driver's mobile number,
then this could be the answer, if that's at all possible of course.
The problem is that when you set out to reverse search a
cell number you will start hitting walls left and right, and the reason is that
the so called free directories usually do not offer any real information about
cell lines as they might with regards to landlines.
Indeed, mobile phone numbers and the respective information
about the owners is stored in the carriers database which is privately held and
not freely available to the public.
This means that the claims of some website about free
reverse cell phone lookup are usually false and they only seek to lure you in with
the promise of free access when in fact you will have to pay for any
information you want to get about that mobile number.
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