Let's face it — many of us are addicted to our tech
gadgets. We constantly have to check our smart phones for all sorts
of communications and updates. Of course, this can be
problematical, especially when we might want to reach for our
handheld devices while driving our cars. Indeed, texting while
driving can be rather dangerous; it is difficult to focus on your
driving while looking down into your phone to text.
But if you manage to text while driving without causing an
accident, are you out of the woods? Not necessarily. And what if
you are involved in an accident? Well, you may be busted by a
"textalyzer."
So, what Is a Textalyzer?
A textalyzer reportedly is modeled after the Breathalyzer and is
to be used to ascertain whether a person has been using a phone
illegally while driving. And according to NPR, legislators in New
York and a few other states and cities are weighing whether to implement the
device to "crack into phones" because far too many
people are
