The National Safety Council has not only called on motorists to stop using cell phones and messaging devices while driving — it is urging businesses to enact policies prohibiting those practices, and asking governors and legislators in all 50 states and the District of Columbia to pass laws banning them.In a January news release, NSC president and CEO Janet Froetscher observed, “Studies show that driving while talking on a cell phone is extremely dangerous and puts drivers at a four times greater risk of a crash. Driving drunk is also dangerous and against the law. When our friends have been
