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What Are 'No Touch' Laws And Which States Ban Being On Your Phone While Driving? - Travel Noire
Pennsylvania is one of the latest states to implement a version of a “no touch” law banning phone and handheld device usage while driving. Pennsylvania’s legislation, known as Paul Miller’s Law, took effect on June 5. The law is named after a 21-year-old man who was killed by a distracted tractor-trailer driver in Monroe County who had picked up their phone while behind the wheel in 2010. Pennsylvania is now the 31st state to enact a no touch la…
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