April 11, 2010
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Your cartoons are amazing on this topic. My daughter was nearly run down by a texting driver last fall and I've been working since then on a tool that empowers the user to manage their texts at home, at the office and, most importantly, on our highways. I dedicate all my spare time to this issue. I am not sure why I am posting this other than to tell you that I read the equivalent of 100 to 150 pages a week on texting and driving and I find your images extremely poignant. Thank you for raising awareness on this issue. Please let me know what you think of the tool I built for people to manage their texts (see: http://www.otterapp.com). I'd be interested in your opinion. We also started our Break the Habit Campaign directed at the highest risk drivers - teens (see: http://BTHnow.org
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