Prohibited: Use of Hand-Held Phone While Driving
Starting the first of July, there will be minor changes in the way motorists drive their vehicles. Mosdaq.com reports that several U.S. states such as California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, New Jersey and New York will be banning the use of hand-held phone while driving. For motorists who bring their cellular phones with them on a regular basis, the technique is to use a hands-free device.
Apparently, the law is aimed at ensuring greater safety on the road. While wireless communication devices have proven to be of help to people during emergencies, the fact remains that many road mishaps occur and traffic violations are being committed when motorists use phones through their hands.
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