I heard that on a dispatch call and started investigating.
ORS § 811.507¹ makes the following rule:
(k) Is using a function of the mobile communication device that allows for only one-way voice communication while the person is:
(A) Operating a motor vehicle in the scope of the persons employment;
(B) Providing transit services; or
(C) Participating in public safety or emergency service activities.
That does say ONE WAY-NOT TWO WAY communication.
It appears the bus driver may be correct.
2 comments:
It's possible by "one-way" they mean "one-way at a time and not two-way" like you can do on a phone. And non-duplex calls are simpler and less distracting since it's not possible to get into deeper discussion with everyone having to wait and take turns.
Very doubtful Jason, one way means ONE WAY
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