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David Fry2019-01-22 15:24:272019-01-22 15:24:27Observational Survey Shows Number of Drivers Distracted by Cell Phones Down
Washington Law Enforcement Adds Patrols to Focus on Distracted Driving March 28-April 14
March 27, 2019
Cell phone distraction has decreased, other types of distractions have increased, while misunderstandings of the law put drivers at risk.
More than 150 law enforcement agencies around the state are adding extra patrols looking for distracted drivers beginning Thursday, March 28 through April 14. It is illegal for drivers to hold cell phones, access information, or watch videos while they are driving, stopped in traffic or at a stop light. Violators are charged $136 for the first offense and $234 for the second.
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