Paul Miller's Law: Hands-Free Driving in PA
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Pennsylvanias new hands-free phone law, Paul Millers Law, takes effect on June 5th, banning handheld device use even at red lights or in traffic jams. This law aims to reduce distracted driving, which caused 9,950 crashes, 6,000 injuries, and 49 deaths in 2021. The law honors Paul Miller, a young man killed in 2010 due to distracted driving. First offense fines start at $50, with potential homicide charges for crashes caused by distracted driving.
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