What is not allowed: Drivers cannot hold a cell phone or other wireless device while operating a vehicle. The use of headphones or other accessories that cover both ears also is not allowed.
What is allowed: Drivers are able to use in-car or other hands-free systems or accessories, commonly using a wireless technology called Bluetooth.
How does it work: If a police officer observes you holding a phone and talking or texting while driving, you will be pulled over and may be fined up to $100. The offense may be waived for first offenders only by showing proof of purchase of a hands-free device.
Why: Distracted driving caused by use of personal electronic devices is a growing problem, leading to needless deaths and serious injuries.
When: The law took effect on Friday, June 1, 2018.
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