It was not on any of the Google searches here in Tampa.

I wish Fly Communications would list On4 Communivations or Cogosense as a client on it's web-site.

While searching the Google site, I came across some interesting articles from Consumer Reports. Here is some facts I had not seen:

Consumer Reports conducted a nationally representative phone survey to assess distracted-driver behavior and opinions about texting while driving. In the survey of 622 licensed drivers who own a smartphone, 52 percent admitted to engaging in distracting activities while driving.

What Are the Distractions?
41% use hands to send a text.
37% use hands to play music on a smartphone.
20% use hands to access a web browser or to compose, send, or read email.
8% watch videos on their phone while driving.

Who’s the Most Distracted?
Men are more likely than women to engage in distracting behavior; more than twice as many men watched a video. Millennials (18 to 36) and Gen Xers (37 to 52) were more likely than baby boomers to engage in distracting behavior.

When Is Texting Acceptable?
61% say only if they have a hands-free, voice-activated option.
34% say if it’s an emergency.
24% say never.

Should Texting Be Prohibited?
88% say they favor states having restrictions on texting while driving.

Of those:
83% support a “total ban on texting while driving.”
66% support a “requirement that all drivers use a message that automatically responds to incoming calls or texts.”
36% support a “ban on texting while driving only for novice drivers.”
30% support a “ban on incoming texts or calls if a smartphone is present in a moving car.”

Who Should Do the Restricting?
100% support restrictions.
94% say the driver.
50% say the government.