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7/16/2010
Mike Schafer
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There Is A New Text Messaging Law In Kentucky

You can't text and drive in Kentucky anymore. The new law that prohibits this form of distracted driving can be enforced as of July15, 2010. What does this mean to Kentucky drivers? Will the new law prevent serious car accidents? Can you talk on your cell phone while you are driving? Do you know what the new law prohibits? Do you know what the penalties are if you are stupid enough to send a text message while you are driving in Kentucky? Read "Kentucky has A New Texting While Driving Law" at TheKentuckyAccidnetAttorney.com to get the answers.

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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.

Michael A. Schafer and The Schafer Law Office represents clients and accident victims throughout Kentucky including Louisville, Lexington, LaGrange, Shepherdsville, Taylorsville, Shelbyville, Brandenburg, Elizabethtown, Frankfort, Carrolton, Bardstown, Munfordville, New Castle, Richmond, Bowling Green, St. Matthews, Prospect, Shively, Fairdale, Middletown, Douglas Hills, Valley Station and Pleasure Ridge Park. Cases are also handled in Jefferson County, Bullitt County, Oldham County, Shelby County, Hardin County, Spencer County, Fayette County, Franklin County, Carrol County, Henry County, Madison County, Nelson County, Anderson County, Trimble County, Larue County, Hart County and Meade County, Kentucky.


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