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Will It Become Illegal to Use Your Cell Phone While Driving in Pennsylvania?
March 12, 2008
Posted by: Attorney Edgar Snyder
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Lawmakers in Pennsylvania are part of a growing debate about the safety risks of cell phone use behind the wheel. No laws have been passed yet, but some bills under consideration would ban text messaging and enforce the use of hands-free cell phone devices.

 

Although statistics are still fairly new, it seems that texting while driving has its dangers. This is especially true for younger drivers who are less experienced on the roads but more comfortable sending texts than making phone calls. Nearly half of all drivers under 18 admit to text messaging behind the wheel.

 

Pennsylvania is one of 21 states in America that have no legal restrictions on cell phone use while driving. Regardless of whether PA does decide to pass cell phone driving laws, one thing is clear – driver distraction is a major cause of car accidents. If you’re talking on the cell or having a conversation with a passenger, drive safely and pay attention to the road.




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