On your phone while driving in Pa.? Paul Miller’s Law could cost you

Pennsylvania is enforcing the penalty aspect of Paul Miller's Law, meaning anyone caught driving while using a mobile device could be fined.
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Number of motorists using phones while driving reaches eight-year high

Illegal phone use by drivers for activities beyond voice calls has reached an eight-year high, a new survey suggests. The poll of 2,238 motorists, commissioned by the RAC, found 15 per cent admitted ...
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It’s ticket time if you’re using a hand-held cellphone while driving in PA

You’ve had a year to break the habit and drive empty-handed. Since last June, law enforcement could have issued you a written warning for using a hand-held device while driving. Beginning June 5, you ...

Pa. law says you can’t hold a cellphone while driving. How many did it anyway?

Pennsylvania State Police conducted an enforcement blitz days after a law took effect that bans anyone behind the wheel from ...
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New data shows decline in phone usage while driving

State agencies and AAA announced on Tuesday a decline in mobile phone use while driving following the full enforcement of the "hands-free law." Analysis from Cambridge Mobile Telematics, a company ...

How can you legally use your phone while driving? What Georgia law says

Can I text at a red light? Can I rest my phone in my lap while driving? Can I play videos that I only listen to? What Georgia ...
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PA ban on phone use while driving to be enforced soon. Here’s when, what penalties to expect

Enforcement of Pennsylvania law banning handheld cell phone use behind the wheel will begin June 6. Dubbed Paul Miller’s Law, the ban has been in effect for the past year, though police could only ...