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7/21/2010
Mike Schafer
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Will $25.00 Fine Stop Texting While Driving?

What do you spend $25.00 on? Diner and a movie? A new book? A round of golf? This is what we spend on activities almost every day? Will you spend $25.00 so you can text while you are driving? That is a question we should be asking because that is the fine in Kentucky if you are caught texting while driving. Will this small fine deter intexicated driving? Will the new law prevent car accidents in Kentucky? Should there be more severe consequences for violating the law? For answers to these questions and more read "Are Kentucky Texting While Driving Penalties Too Soft?" 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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