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Hands-Free Driving done the right way!

Well around the country there’s new laws being passed about being hands free from cell phones while driving, but the upside is, you can get a lot more done! Check out this hilarious video  after the break also, we’ll give you a run down of the states that make it illegal to be holding a phone while driving.


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State Handheld Ban All Cell Phone Ban Text Messaging Ban
School Bus Drivers Novice Drivers All
Drivers
   
Alabama 16, and 17 wtih intermediate license <6 months
(Primary)
 
Alaska Yes
(Primary)
 
Arizona Yes
(Primary)
Arkansas 18 – 20 years old (Primary) Yes
(Primary)
<18
(Secondary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
California Yes
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
<18
(Secondary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
Colorado <18
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
Connecticut Yes
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
Learners Permit and <18
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
Delaware Yes
(Primary)
(eff. 1/2/11)
Yes
(Primary)
Learner’s permit and intermediate license holders
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
(eff. 1/2/11)
 
D.C. Yes
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
Learners Permit
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
Florida
Georgia Yes
(Primary)
<18
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
Guam Yes
(Primary)
 
Hawaii
Idaho 1
Illinois 2 See footnote Yes
(Primary)
<19
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
Indiana <18
(Primary)
 
Iowa Restricted or Intermediate Licenses
(Primary)
Yes
(Secondary)
 
Kansas Learner or Intermediate License
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
Kentucky Yes
(Primary)
<18
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
Louisiana Learner or Intermediate License
(regardless of age)
Yes
(Primary)
1st year of licensure
(Primary for <18)
Yes
(Primary)
 
Maine 3 <18
(Primary)
 
Maryland Yes
(Secondary)
<18 w/ Learner or Provisional License
(Secondary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
Massachusetts Yes
(Primary)
<18
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
Michigan 4 See footnote Yes
(Primary)
 
Minnesota Yes
(Primary)
<18 w/ Learner or Provisional License
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
Mississippi  
Missouri  
Montana
Nebraska <18 w/ Learners or Provisional License
(Secondary)
Yes
(Secondary)
 
Nevada
New Hampshire 5 Yes
(Primary)
 
New Jersey Yes
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
<21 w/ GDL or Provisional License
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
New Mexico In State vehicles
New York Yes
(Primary)
Yes
(Secondary)
 
North Carolina Yes
(Primary)
<18
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma Learners Permit or Intermediate License
(Primary)
(eff. 11/10)
Yes
(Primary)
(eff. 11/10)
   
Oregon Yes
(Primary)
<18
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island Yes
(Primary)
<18
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
South Carolina6
South Dakota
Tennessee Yes
(Primary)
Learners Permit or Intermediate License
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
Texas 7 Yes, w/ passenger<17
(Primary)
Intermediate Stage, 1st 12 mos.
(Primary)
   
Utah 8 See footnote Yes
(Primary)
 
Vermont <18
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
Virgin Islands Yes
Virginia Yes
(Primary)
<18
(Secondary)
Yes
(Secondary)
   
Washington Yes
(Primary)
Learner or Intermediate Stage
(Primary)
Yes
(Primary)
 
West Virginia Learner or Intermediate Stage
(Primary)
 
Wisconsin Yes
(Primary)
(eff. 12/10)
 
Wyoming Yes
(Primary)
 
Total 8 + D.C., Virgin Islands
Primary (7)
Secondary (1)
18 + D.C.
All Primary
28 + D.C.
Primary (23 + D.C.)
Secondary (5)
30 + D.C., Guam
Primary (26 + D.C., Guam)
Secondary (4)
   

Source: Ghsa.org

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