Correct on the OSOW point. Says it on many permits, constant radio contact.
The goose and gander quote, actually means “Good for the man - good for the woman “ - I used to misuse this one too.![]()
The use of CB while driving a violation?
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Not a point of law (that’s been covered), but a large practical difference between a cell phone and a CB radio is that you’re not holding or listening to a handset. If you need to have both hands free you can let go of the mic instantly (as opposed to trying to put the phone down without dropping it), and the speaker isn’t any different than using a hands-free speakerphone.
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Cops are always blabbing on their radios and cellphones while driving. So very hypocritical for them to say anything about it.
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Maybe, technically, a walkie talkie would be a handheld electronic device... -
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