Technology created to prevent phone use while driving has been hanging around for years, but apparently, there are still quite a few issues to be worked out before it’s completely viable. A couple of products in particular — which are generally designed to disable a driver’s cellphone in order to prevent calling and texting while switching lanes — have been both lauded and criticized of late. Dallas-based WQN and Canada’s Aegie Mobility have each concocted a solution that relies on GPS data in order to effectively<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Technology created to prevent phone use while driving has been hanging around for years, but apparently, there are still quite a few issues to be worked out before it’s completely viable. A couple of products in particular — which are generally designed to disable a driver’s cellphone in order to prevent calling and texting while switching lanes — have been both lauded and criticized of late. Dallas-based WQN and Canada’s Aegie Mobility have each concocted a solution that relies on GPS data in order to effectively Continue reading