Senator Nancy Detert expresses optimism for her bill, which bans drivers from sending or receiving messages while operating a vehicle.
January 28, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Senator Nancy Detert predicts 2013 will be the year her no-texting-while-driving bill (SB 52) passes on its fourth try.
The bill bans drivers from sending or receiving messages while operating a vehicle. Drivers could still read navigational devices, weather alerts or other safety-related information. Texting while driving would be punishable by a $30 fine.
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