New Jabra CRUISER

Jabra has decided to work with Zipcar, making the Jabra Bluetooth enabled Cruise-In Car Handsfree. As we all know, talking about driving, while dangerous to your phone, as it not only informs you distracted from what is happening on the street and around you, it also takes one of your hands, makes it even more dangerous especially if you need to make an emergency application. The Cruiser Jabra Bluetooth-enabled car kit currently at various retail outlets including Verizon Wireless, Best Buy and AT &T, where it goes for $ 99 a pop.

It is Jabra noticed that cell phone use while driving just one of the distracted driving habits, that the standard will have in the U.S.. A worldwide survey was run by Jabra recently to get the nitty gritty of it, realize that the most common distressing SMS driving habits, eating include relocation (!), Operating GPS systems, and perhaps maybe even yell at other drivers like on LG 42LD450 LCD HDTV. Not only that, it was that only 32 percent of respondents reported they are found with a speakerphone. This is the Jabra is Cruiser, so you talk to your family and loved ones, while both hands on the steering wheel. The Massachusetts House Bill 4466 has seeked to a handful of these problems by prohibiting drivers from text messages from behind the steering wheel and by prohibiting drivers under the age of 18 use cell phones at all.

According to Jonas Forsberg, General Manager North America, Mobile Division, GN Netcom, Inc., “Massachusetts joins an ever lengthening list of countries to prevent the laws have set distracted driving force, while driving a vehicle, and while the streets will be ultimately safer, we expect there will be some initial confusion and frustration of consumers. Our partnership with Zipcar, it is their customers with a friendly reminder of the new legislation and more secure communications alternative that we hope to influence their behavior when to offer behind the wheel. “Let us hope that more people would the Jabra Cruiser as a viable solution for a hands-free alternative view while driving.

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