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Big changes for drivers: Canada enforces nationwide ban on phones, tablets, and GPS use
Big changes coming for drivers as Canada bans handheld devices nationwide As of July 1, drivers across Canada face tougher rules when it comes to distracted driving. A new nationwide law will ban the use of any handheld electronic devices while driving—including phones, tablets, gaming consoles, and GPS units—unless they are mounted and voice-activated. The law aims to close loopholes and create uniform rules from coast to coast. Drivers caught …
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PTBO TodayBig changes coming for drivers as Canada bans handheld devices nationwide
As of July 1, drivers across Canada face tougher rules when it comes to distracted driving. A new nationwide law will ban the use of any handheld electronic devices while driving—including phones, tablets, gaming consoles, and GPS units—unless they are mounted and voice-activated. The law aims to close loopholes and create uniform rules from coast to coast. Drivers caught breaking the law could face heavy fines, demerit points, and even license …
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