$150 ticket for first offense, $250 for second and $500 for third offense within two years. Will this help with distracted driving?
, known as the distracted driving law, in January and it goes into effect April 4, 2023.Before, an officer could not pull you over for the use of a phone unless it caused you to violate some other rule like speeding or failing to keep your car in your lane.
DeWine announced Monday that for the first six months offenders will be let off with a warning as they launch a campaign to try and make sure every driver is aware of the change. Beginning in October, actual tickets will be issued and for a first offense it could be a $150 fine or a distracted driving course, a $250 fine for the second offense and $500 fine for the third offense within two years.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
These 5 states will be the first to kick residents off Medicaid starting in AprilMillions of Americans are at risk of losing their Medicaid coverage in coming months, but residents in Arizona, Arkansas, Idaho, New Hampshire and South Dakota will be the first to bear the brunt of the terminations.
Read more »
NYC Garbage Rules Change Saturday: New Time Details to KnowThe times, they are a-changin’ — as far as when you can put out your trash in New York City on collection days, anyway. Starting on Saturday, residents and businesses across the five boroughs have to put their trash out a few hours later. How much later? That depends. If you put your garbage bags directly on the curb, the…
Read more »
How to bet the Final Four in Ohio with best signup bonusesThere are lots of opportunities to win with the latest offers for today's FinalFour games. This is the first NCAA Tournament with legal Ohio sports betting.
Read more »
Storms slam Northeast OhioThe thunderstorms that slammed Northeast Ohio early Saturday morning and again Saturday afternoon are beginning to cause major power outages and damage to homes, properties and businesses.
Read more »