Yes, cell phones and driving don't mix well. But bad driving is bad driving. The OP mentions that he drives very fast. Very fast driving is not good driving as it doesn't allow as much reaction time and is often way out of sink with the flow of traffic. I do speed some, usually it is about 5 to 7 miles over the speed limit, and I mainly only do it in order to keep up somewhat with the general flow of traffic in which many are often going 5 to 10 miles over the limit. Driving slower than the flow creates jams and driving faster than the flow, typically running up close to bumpers and weaving in and out of traffic, creates an unpleasant and less safe environment. The number one cause of wrecks is following too close, and very fast drivers typically do not like to sit back some distance. Most people are not all that good at driving, but just about everyone thinks they are. I've known a couple of guys that have been in over a dozen wrecks each, the vast majority of the wrecks their fault. One a very fast driver with road rage, and the other a slow driver that doesn't pay enough attention to the surrounding traffic. The slow driver continued to claim to be a good driver. The fast one didn't give a shit either way, he just wanted everyone to get out of his way.