What brand/style cell phone holder is working well with are trucks ? One type I do not want is a windshield mount so I guess that leaves me with dash or vent mounts ? What do you guys use ?
This works for me too..^^^RIPPEDK20 said:I use the factory center fold down seat/ console.. flat works well...Do you need to see your phone while driving?? :?: :shock:
BigCat987 said:Best mount I've seen by far is the scoshe magic magnet mount.
So according to my amazon search these 2 mounts are the same thing?? The walmart one goes under a different name and is 5 buck cheaper than the Scoshe one on amazon. Can anyone confirm.?Fyarbrou said:Get a MagicMount for $15 at WalMart. These things are awesome with very minimal change to your phone.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/magicMOUNT-Da ... t/37551986
I picked up a couple of these the other day. I am very pleased. The best place for visibility and non-interference with other controls was on top of the dash to the right of the cluster hump. Without the phone on it, it is clear you stuck something on your dash. With the phone on it, you have a fantastic hands free and holding spot along with ideal location for viewing directions using google maps. Very easy to grab and or flip to portrait set up. I am glad I ran across your recommendation and got these. Put one in my wifes car also and she liked it as well.Fyarbrou said:Get a MagicMount for $15 at WalMart. These things are awesome with very minimal change to your phone.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/magicMOUNT-Da ... t/37551986
Hawaii might have the strictest laws in regards to handheld electronic devices while driving. I was pulled over for holding my phone in my left hand (I'm right handed), while stopped at a stop light. I was informed the law clearly states that you shall not hold any electronic device while operating a motor vehicle. He even went onto tell me it was illegal to hold the phone to listen to directions, or to even change a song. He was actually really cool about all of it (even though it was a sting operation, with one plain clothes officer standing at the corner of the stop light and 5-6 officers down the road standing in the street pointing cars into the parking lot). I asked about douche bags and their e-cigs. E-cigs are an electronic device and should be considered as such according the HI laws.wildchevy said:I keep mine in my pocket or lunch pail and from what I see on the road 99% of the people who are using the phone while driving should be doing the same thing. It is illegal in most states to text and some states to even use the phone while driving.