Contains sixteen essays that present different perspectives on the debate over the use of cellular phones while driving, discussing safety, convenience, and public opinion.

Cell phone use distracts drivers / Edmunds -- Cell phone use is a danger to others / Mark Borgard -- Cell phone use while driving may not always pose a danger / USA Today -- Cell phone use leads to "inattention blindness" and can prove fatal / William Saletan -- Cell phone use while driving can make women safer / Bruce Siceloff -- Cell phone use while driving needs stiff penalties / Ian Mulgrew -- Real estate agents need to use their cell phones while driving / Jordan Wyner -- Hands-free devices keep drivers safe / Canwest News Service -- Hands-free devices will not make drivers safer / Melissa Healy -- Smart phone applications designed to curb cell phone use are imperfect / Peter Svensson -- Cell phone users cause traffic delays / University of Utah News -- Texting while driving is more dangerous than driving under the influence / Charles Moore -- Any technology can be distracting to drivers / Simon Usborne -- Truckers are at greater risk when texting while driving / CNN -- The trucking industry opposes texting bans / Pierce, Herns, Sloan & McLeod, LLC -- Truckers welcome a texting ban / Laura Hampson.