[bootless]

OK, I've just got to say something here. Let me say that I'm a mom who breastfed, so I'm very familiar with the process. I also drive about 1,000 miles a week, both on the wonderful (ack) freeway system here in Northern California and all manners of surface streets.

Here's my question: what was the gosh-darn hurry where she could not pull the car over and nurse, and THEN resume the trip?

And here's my concern: for the baby. If a car (even several vehicles ahead) that had stopped suddenly at freeway speeds, it would have been extremely difficult to stop without rear-ending the car in front of her, or being rear-ended by the trailing car (or both). Your baby's head would take the majority of the unfortunately deadly impact.

And here's my question: Is it worth the risk?

Never mind parsing the laws. Laws are cold comfort to someone who has lost a child, or any other loved one.

Is it worth the risk?

[Eaker]

Please refrain frome asking logical questions, as this guy has trouble parsing simple logical responses. He deflects and slides, but cannot answer the clear and simple questions.

Shame on you for thinking that this guy or his wife is a responsible adult. Their time is more important than other's safety.

Eaker