Wendy’s Chili’s is rich and meaty, and low in fat and high in fiber. It also can be hazardous to your health.
On January 30, 2010, at around 10:30 am, a truck driver crashed into a house in Lowell, Massachusetts. The cause of the crash …. its driver choked on Wendy’s Chili that he was eating while driving.
The truck driver reported that he choked on the chili after his truck hit a speed bump causing him to lose consciousness. His flatbed truck veered off the road and struck the house.
Lowell Police say that he may be charged with “eating while driving”. New York does not have such a law. The closest statute here is the vague moving violation of “dangerous driving”. In all the 1,000s of traffic tickets which I have fought through the years, I have never seen anyone charged with committing a dangerous driving charge from any type of fast food.
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In Tennessee, they are refusing to ban texting or talking on a cell phone by claiming that if they do so they would have to ban, eating, smoking, drinking (nonalcholic) beverages, etc. Where does Paternalism start and end?
That’s silly. Certainly, you can ban some activities and not others. Texting and using a cell phone while driving are obviously more distracting than eating.