text: Policy 2 also prevents kids from having freedom of when they can and can't do certain things, which would make the students want to use the phones even more because they are not given the option to. Students would also think they could use the cell phones because they were told they can't. That is why I would say policy number 1 would be the right one to choose so you don't have the students using the phones whenever they want and you could have more paying attention in class. Also with more work getting done in the class you would have less of the kids getting in trouble or disrupting the class. and it would give the kids something to look forward to in school.      In today's growing world to many it may seem as if living without a car would be impossible. Our ever evolving lifestyles and cultures though may prove otherwise. Across the globe it is becoming more likely for people to leave their car at home, and walk opposed to driving a short commuit. The benefits of this decision are incredibly impactful on the enviorment, improving human health and saftey, as well as on our, the people's bank accounts.  Becoming a society nonrelient on cars will prove not to be easy, but justifiable when those three points are taken into account.