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To: ScottfromNJ

Exactly. A Mormon mother in a minivan distracted by her 7 children in the back is far more dangerous than someone that has had one or two drinks.


35 posted on 03/12/2017 6:52:22 AM PDT by Right Brother
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To: Right Brother

So I lived in Utah. There are some interesting folks there. Mormon mothers who are so stressed out being the “perfect mother” on anti-depressants. If I recall correctly there was one woman who was driving the wrong way down I-15, she was charged with DUI.

The UHP will surely set up on I-80 during the weekends for all those coming back from Wendover, NV. This includes the “Jack Mormons” coming back on Saturday after tying one on so they can make it to church on time Sunday morning.

This is a great revenue generation tool for the state and local governments. IT’s not going to stop an irresponsible person. In fact I think there are many people who probably are driving impaired who drive far better than people on the phone, reading a book, newspaper, putting on makeup, yelling at their kids in the back seat, taking a selfie etc. etc. etc. Lets just ban driving....In Utah.... They like bicycles anyhow.


54 posted on 03/12/2017 7:24:01 AM PDT by TermLimitsforAll (Term Limits and Walls, that's a start)
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To: Right Brother

A college student driving with her smart phone is much more of a hazard to others.
She/he thinks they are so smart nothing bad will happen to them. Plus with daddy’s money, all can be fixed.
That’s right up to the point of impact.
It happens all to often.


100 posted on 03/12/2017 8:09:05 AM PDT by 9422WMR (President Trump, I like the sound of that!)
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