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who here agrees with me that honda should have made this truck blue tooth capable?
Added Bluetooth to do what?jrsyplayers4life said:who here agrees with me that honda should have made this truck blue tooth capable?
I agree completely. I want to post a public notice that reads along the lines:STEVE FROST said:Honda is still putting tegether there Yellow tooth model to be marketed in West Virginia.
But since we are on the subject of Cell phones I will get on my soap box. In my area I notice that about fourty percent of the people on the road are on cell phones. You see people sitting around at places, but as soon as they get into there car they are reaching out to touch someone.
I too occasionly use my cell phone when I am driving, and have made some stupid moves. We are not nearly as good at multi-tasking as we think we are. You most assuradly get tunnel vision when you are on the phone,
you may not be driving into anyone but you do loose your periphiral consciousness. It is being recorded that thousands of accidents and deaths per year are being attributed to cell phone use when driving.
I have a friend in the cellular industry, he looks at my like I am the anti-Christ when I get on my soap box, I had proposed that cell signals be blocked on the freeway unless the vehicle is not moving. I can invision a day when using a cell phone when you are driving will be as popular as drinking and driving is today.
Your conversation is not as important as the lives of the people around you. Use the phone with discression.
I agree completely. I want to post a public notice that reads along the lines:STEVE FROST said:Honda is still putting tegether there Yellow tooth model to be marketed in West Virginia.
But since we are on the subject of Cell phones I will get on my soap box. In my area I notice that about fourty percent of the people on the road are on cell phones. You see people sitting around at places, but as soon as they get into there car they are reaching out to touch someone.
I too occasionly use my cell phone when I am driving, and have made some stupid moves. We are not nearly as good at multi-tasking as we think we are. You most assuradly get tunnel vision when you are on the phone,
you may not be driving into anyone but you do loose your periphiral consciousness. It is being recorded that thousands of accidents and deaths per year are being attributed to cell phone use when driving.
I have a friend in the cellular industry, he looks at my like I am the anti-Christ when I get on my soap box, I had proposed that cell signals be blocked on the freeway unless the vehicle is not moving. I can invision a day when using a cell phone when you are driving will be as popular as drinking and driving is today.
Your conversation is not as important as the lives of the people around you. Use the phone with discression.
Well I am actually fairly used to driving a vehicle pretty much one handed from driving a standard transmission, but that doesn't change the fact that personally if I don't have my hands free kit I don't use the phone period. I do not answer or talk on the phone if it requires me to hold the phone in the car.Spritegeezer said:I agree completely. I want to post a public notice that reads along the lines:
"Yes, your SUV will run very well without your cellphone in your ear."
Boy, talk about an old grump!
It just bugs me that people who can just manage to drive a compact car feel perfectly comfortable driving two or three tons of SUV or truck one handed.
I agree. A young lady in Hollister,CA a couple of years ago plowed through a bunch of bicylists, killing several, because she was trying to find a CD. I think it would be a great idea if everyone took one step back and put everything into perspective. Ain't gonna happen though.SmokyMtnRidger said:Just as dangerous, if not as frequent...... the folks that eat their fast food while driving. Let's not forget the folks that are searching around for CD's![]()
Spritegeezer said:I have a bluetooth phone and a bluetooth headset. What more do you want? Don't tell me you want the stereo to bluetooth headset. In this state (California) wearing a stereo headset (both ears covered) is illegal.
Are you saying you don't own a Ridgeline for this reason? I find that hard to believe. You're missing something way more important than Blue Tooth!RTL44 said:I agree that this was a MAJOR oversight by Honda in not including it in the RL. It is actually one of the reasons I haven't bought one.