Part one of term paper
The population of wireless communications has exploded. Whether you’re driving, walking, or just hanging out in a mall, there’s someone on a cellular phone. People purchase cell phones for “conveniences”. When do these “conveniences” become too convenient? The cellular revolution has taken over the lives of many and has proven ...

Part two of term paper
... to the lack of concentration of drivers. According to Drs. Donald A. Redelmeier and Robert J. Tibshirani, “…driving with the use of a cell phone can be likened to driving with a blood alcohol level of about 0.10 per cent. The chances of getting into a car accident while using a cellular phone is nearly equal to the chances of having an accident while slightly drunk.” (Kolata, par.1) The distractions caused by talking on the phone are causing more accidents as the amount of cell phones be ...