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City car phone ban?
The reviled but rampant ritual of gabbing on handheld cell phones while driving, skating, or cycling is about to become illegal in Philadelphia, as Mayor Nutter is expected to sign a bill in the next few days that will make the city's ban perhaps the most far-reaching in any large urban area. But will it make life safer and saner for everyone on Philadelphia's streets?
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