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Date Added: April 23, 2008 07:21:02 AM

Q: Some time ago on Delaware Avenue in Fountain Hill, I barely averted an accident with a LANTA bus because the driver made an extra-wide turn (even for a bus), blocking my lane and forcing me to stop. The driver obviously was not paying attention. Why? Because she was talking on a cell phone with her left hand up to her ea r, and driving the bus with only her right hand! I sincerely hope this ...

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