Bill banning handheld cellphone use while driving heads to governor’s desk
- A proposed law requiring hands-free cellphone use while driving, Senate File 22, passed the Iowa House by an 84-11 vote and the Senate by a 47-1 vote, heading to Governor Kim Reynolds' desk for approval.
- The law aims to strengthen Iowa's distracted driving regulations and includes stricter penalties for violations that cause injury or death.
- Families affected by distracted driving have actively supported this legislation, emphasizing the potential to save lives and improve road safety in Iowa.
- The legislation imposes fines of $100, escalating to $500 for injury and $1,000 for death, marking a significant step toward reducing distracted driving incidents.
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