He hated watching other drivers talk on the phone. So he took matters into his own hands—and into his car. 📵
Every commute, he switched on a jammer and cut off calls around him. It felt like justice. It was actually chaos: the signal didn’t stop at other cars. It bled into the network, interfering with emergency services and anyone else nearby.
For nearly two years, he kept doing it. Then the FCC found him and handed him a $48,000 fine.
He wanted to make the road safer. Instead, he made the airwaves worse.