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Originally Posted by XabbaRus
Actually Gizzmoe I have to disagree with you. The parts of concentration needed for talking on the phone and following a radio show are different.
The brain can more easily flick from a radio show to what is going on more quickly than a phone conversation. It is a more passive listening. I can follow a radio show without having to turn most of my attention to it. Talking on a phone, especially if you are holding it requires greater alround concentration on the phone call.
Using the argument of 'let's ban radio shows' doesn't really help the debate. It's a simplistic argument that the its ok to use a mobile whilst driving use to justify it.
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To add to the radio stuff,
Now, modern cars have channel pre-set buttons. All you do is (before you drive) set the pre-sets to what stations you want, and then with one quick press of a button, you can switch stations.