What are your thoughts on proposed ordinances on the use of handheld devices while driving?

Thousands of people die every year in crashes related to distracted driving. Using handheld devices takes more attention away from driving than other types of distractions. More than 60 Texas cities have passed ordinances that regulate the use of mobile devices. You can learn more about Sugar Land's initiative at www.sugarlandtx.gov/arrivealive

This survey presents you with two types of proposed ordinances. Select the one that most closely resembles your views or indicate that you do not agree with either. You will also be able to add a comment for your selection.

(Option 1)

CANNOT use a mobile device while driving to:

• Text
• Use social media
• Play games
• Type into a phone-based GPS system
• Use any other phone-based applications

CAN use a mobile device to:

• make a call

(Option 2)

CANNOT use a mobile device while driving – including when stopped at a traffic light to:

• Make a hand-held phone call
• Text
• Use social media
• Play games
• Type into a phone-based GPS system
• Use any other phone-based applications

CAN use a mobile device to:

• Make a phone call, only in hands-free or Bluetooth modes
• For navigation, only in hands-free or Bluetooth modes

(Option 3)

Do not agree with either #1 or #2