North Carolina Considers Cell Phone Driving Ban

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North Carolina lawmakers are apparently again considering whether to pass a law that makes it illegal to pick-up and use your cell phone while driving on North Carolina roadways.  North Carolina currently has a law that makes it illegal to text while driving.  This law would now make it illegal to use anything except hands-free devices.  The bill is apparently named after a teenager from Charlotte who was distracted when he pulled out in front of a pickup truck.

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