HARRISBURG, Pa. - Drivers in Pennsylvania are nearing the end of a yearlong adjustment period for a state law banning hand-held cell phone use while driving. Known as "Paul Miller’s Law.” The law ...

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State troopers issued nearly 700 citations for violations of a new law that prohibits Pennsylvania drivers from holding their cellphones while on the road. The citations, which carry a $50 fine plus ...

The Pennsylvania State Police gave out nearly 700 tickets and more than 300 warnings just days after a new law banning handheld device use was fully implemented. Pennsylvania became one of the last ...

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Editor's note: This post has been updated to correct the year of Paul Miller's death. Senate Bill 37 goes into effect Friday, meaning Pennsylvania drivers can be fined $50 for any use of a handheld ...

You may just be changing a song or sending a quick text but using your phone while driving can have dangerous consequences. “It doesn’t take more than a second for you to take your eyes off the road ...