Pennsylvania to Enforce Paul Miller's Law, Targeting Cell Phone Use While Driving
Pennsylvania is set to begin enforcing Paul Miller's Law later this week, which targets the use of cell phones while driving. For the past year, police have been stopping drivers for this infraction but have only issued warnings. The law aims to reduce distracted driving by prohibiting the use of handheld devices while operating a vehicle. This enforcement marks a shift from the previous approach, where violators were merely cautioned, to now facing potential fines and penalties. The law is named after Paul Miller, a victim of a distracted driving incident, and reflects a growing trend across the United States to enhance road safety by limiting distractions for drivers. 
