Cell Phone Ban While Driving (CR - Economic Policy)
Question 1
Short answer
Read the information and use it to answer the constructed-response question:
In order to make driving safer, some citizens want a law prohibiting drivers from using cell phones while driving.
- Describe the economic costs and benefits of this law.
- Explain whether you support or oppose this law.
- Include details and examples from the information to support your answer.
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