Thursday, February 23, 2012


			
							
					PML-N not serious in making alliance: Saifullah
				
								
					Imran wants Mohammad Amir back in team
				
								
					Argentine train slams into station, killing 49
				
								
					Two politicians beaten to death in India
				
								
					Imran misleading nation on 20th amendment: Kh Saad
				
								
					Mansoor Ijaz deposes before memo tribunal
				
								
					3rd T20: SAfrica beat New Zealand by 3 runs to win series 2-1
				
								
					Barhamdagh Bugti supports US bill on Balochistan
				
								
					Nawaz conditions APC participation to missing persons' recovery, leaves for Umrah
				
								
					US presses Pakistan to allow bases near Iran: Report

Please keep your eyes on the road

January 26, 2012 |

Evidence is mounting that using a cell phone while driving is not just distracting, it is deadly. Eliminating such distractions will save lives. Motorists will never stop using cell phone or "texting" while driving but I urge those, who find it is urgent or important, to simply pull over and park, send their messages and then continue. Being behind the wheel I challenge that no one can concentrate on both jobs at the same time. I express my appreciation to a few who politely tell me, when I call them, "I am driving!" Driver's seat is no place for multitasking. Please keep your eyes on the road!
MUDASSIR ZAFAR ALI KHAN,
Karachi, December 23.

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