New test for distracted driving: Textalyzers

Lawmakers in a handful of cities and states are considering allowing police to use devices called textalyzers to test for suspected cell phone use at the scene of car accidents.
Lawmakers in a handful of cities and states are considering allowing police to use devices called textalyzers to test for suspected cell phone use at the scene of car accidents.
The advent of the smartphone has brought with it a deluge of texting and other distractive behavior while driving a vehicle. We see people of all ages, genders and backgrounds using phones when they should be driving.
Every business owner wants to see that employees get safely to the jobsite or that cargo or products are safely delivered to their customers. Every year, distracted driving becomes a bigger barrier in the way of that goal.