VANCOUVER – The idea that using your cell phone while driving makes you more productive is a myth says AMEC, a B.C. international project management and engineering services company. A province-wide survey conducted in September by the Mustel Group on behalf of AMEC found that 46% of respondents believed that productivity is affected if workers are banned from using cell phone while driving. However, 90% of the respondents stated that talking on a cell phone impacts a person’s ability to drive safely. “The findings of the survey demonstrate the conflict that people face in trying to ensure they are meeting...
