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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
World
Erin Keller

Pennsylvania implements new driving law this week that could rack up fines

Starting June 5, Pennsylvania drivers who hold a phone while driving could face a $50 fine under Paul Miller’s Law - (Local Library)

Pennsylvania drivers who hold their cellphones while behind the wheel could soon be fined $50 as the state begins enforcing a new distracted driving law.

Starting Friday, police across the state will be able to issue citations to drivers who violate Paul Miller's Law, a hands-free driving measure that prohibits drivers from holding or using an interactive mobile device while operating a vehicle, even at a stoplight.

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