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Attorney Brandon Hewitt joins the show with the details.
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"While the discretion to issue a citation belongs to the deputy, I believe we can all agree that this new law will help ensure safety on the road," Sheriff Poulin said.
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A law that bans holding phones or other electronic devices while driving takes effect today
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Michigan’s new distracted driving law goes into effect this week. The crackdown on cell-phone use while driving comes as a recent report finds the state has seen an increase in traffic fatalities.
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The Michigan State Police is warning drivers to be aware of a new ban on using mobile devices while driving. The new law goes into effect at the end of the month
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Once signed, the bills would take effect on Friday, June 30th . The new law would have to be renewed in five years or it would expire
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The state House approved legislation Tuesday to address drivers using handheld electronic devices while behind the wheel
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Distracted driving legislation could see a redo at a vote in the Michigan House this week
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-MI law currently bans texting while driving but not other types of phone use.-Exceptions for devices in hands-free mode or GPS technology.-Police could treat phone use as a primary reason for pulling someone over
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Starting today Michigan State Police begin a coordinated search for drivers who watch their cell phones instead of the roadway