Springfield, MA takes action to ban texting

Friday, June 25, 2010 by Transportation Lawyer
Springfield, Massachusetts passed a home-rule petition on June 7th that would ban texting while driving.  The ban would allow police to fine anyone who sends or receives text messages while behind the wheel of a vehicle.  Fines will run up to $100 for first-time offenders, $200 for the second offense and $300 for a third or subsequent offense.  The measure must next meet the approval of both the mayor and the state legislature.

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