Justin Bieber is pushing a new cause - The faster Times

Justin Bieber got his license (and a Ferrari) a year ago and has begun a timely campaign to raise awareness about the dangers of texting while driving.

The Biebs is taking a stand against texting while driving, to address the increase in motor vehicle crashes among teenagers.  Seventeen-year-old pop star is partnering with PhoneGuard, Inc. to promote secure software implementation unit, which disables functions of text messages, email and the keyboard of a mobile phone in a vehicle that moves faster than 10 miles per hour the company.

"Every night do we have a banner that will top that says" Don't text and drive "so it really means a lot to me," said.  In a nutshell, Biebs, but that kind of strength (i.e., "tastes great, less filling") goes well with the American public.

This campaign comes on the heels of a different type of celebrity do-gooding: his collaboration with Ellen Degeneres in March, when a lock of his magical hair was auctioned for $40,668 (to an online casino) and donated to the gentle barn, an organization that nurtures abused animals.  Only that, if all attendees to the casino had donated a few dollars to pets abused rather than the slot machines, Justin hair not be tour showcase with him to raise additional money, which is that the casino will be responsible for it to do so.

Having said that the campaign against lead text messages is clearly a worthy cause and Bieber is the perfect kid's poster for a generation of cell phone obsessed teenagers who are wondering if your definition of text messages including tweets and status updates.  The cynic in me wants to say something derogatory about Bieber America but whatever, I'm happy that it is switched off hanging banners and aspect as Dani Shay rather than adopting children or doing drugs.