“No, because cell phones can be important while you're driving. People need to be in contact sometimes. They should just encourage people to use hands-free devices.”

— Clint Wynn, designer, Lawrence

“I think they should, but if the driver can prove it was an emergency, then they shouldn't get a ticket.”

— Kasey Asher, inventory control, Lawrence

“No, because I don't think the city should try to control something like that. They should focus on more important issues.”

— Cassie Taylor, Kansas University graduate student, Lawrence

“Probably so. It's a safety issue. Cell phones are a little bit more interactive than other things you might do while you're driving. Even if you have a hands-free device, you still have to scroll through the names or dial the number.”

— Rob Crane, fitness instructor, Overland Park