More drivers texting at wheel despite state bans
Washington AP reports rising driver texting despite bans. A national NHTSA survey of 6,000 drivers finds nearly one in 100 using hand held devices at any moment, with 50 percent of 21 to 24 year olds admitting sending texts. Majorities support bans and fines. two third feel safe making calls while driving, yet 90 percent fear texting when passengers.
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Alabama GOP leaders rethink tough immigration law
Alabama Republicans who passed the nations harsh immigration statute face backlash from business groups after traffic stops of two foreign workers tied to Honda and Mercedes plants. Attorney General Luther Strange urges repeal of provisions on residency checks and school immigration status data. Governor Bentley says foreign companies remain welcome while firms weigh revisions to protect economic growth.
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