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2/15/2010
Mike Schafer
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Kentucky One Step Closer To Texting While Driving Ban

With an 80 to 16 vote in the Kentucky House of Representatives we are one step closer to a ban on texting while driving. The Denise Harper-Angel sponsored bill rolled through the House. Let's hope this bill receives the same treatment in the Senate. Does the bill go far enough in banning texting while driving for all drivers? Will the ban on cell phone use for drivers 18 and under prevent car accidents? Is the $20 to $100 fine that is proposed as a penalaty sufficient to curb this dangerous activity? Should Kentucky go the direction of Utah and make the penalties similar to those for drinking and driving? Check out "Harper Angel Sponsored Bill That Will Ban Texting While Driving Passes House" at TheKentuckyAccidentAttorney.com.

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We handle Kentucky personal injury cases involving car accidents, truck accidents, fatal accidents, wrongful deaths, motorcycle accidents, bicycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, child accidents, dog bites attacks, traumatic brain injuries, premise liability cases and slip and fall injuries.

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