Sentences with phrase «prohibited use of a hand»

Some states prohibit the use of a hand - held cellphone and a driver may be ticketed if they are not hands - free when they are talking while driving.

Lawmakers believe that they're helping to preserve road safety by prohibiting the use of hand - held cell phones and text messaging devices for drivers.

If you receive one or more tickets for prohibited use of a hand - held device, you could see up to an 18 per cent increase — more than $ 230 — on the average lowest premium, or double that if you're playing Pokémon Go while speeding or making an improper lane change.

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Stringent Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) rules prohibiting the use of unmanned aircraft for commercial use has largely kept American companies from leveraging drone technology to their advantage, but that's rapidly changing in the Arctic, where a series of FAA decisions handed down in the past year are easing restrictions on commercial drone flights.

In some states, earbuds, while allow people to stay compliant with the law while talking on a cellphone hands - free, actually run afoul of laws that prohibit the use of headphones while driving.

On the other hand, the end of the section includes wording prohibiting religious groups from using government contract funds for purposes of «sectarian worship, instruction, or proselytization.»

Respectfully suggest that most Mom's are aware of the inherent dangers of using alcohol - based hand sanitizers, and the fact that many schools, day care facilities and even government offices are prohibiting those products and instead, opting for alcohol - free hand sanitizer products.

Another would prohibit junior license holders — drivers under 18 — from using any kind of cell phone while driving, including hands free devices.

«However, states with bans prohibiting the use of cellphones without hands - free technology altogether on all drivers saw significant reductions in fatalities among this particular age group.

Ten states, the District of Columbia, the Virgin Islands and Guam prohibit all hand - held cell phone use while driving.

But even though he was skating at the edge of the road, wearing a helmet and actually using hand signals, he was arrested last summer for breaching a local bylaw that prohibits the use of «a sled, toboggan, wagon or skateboard on the streets of New Brunswick's capital.»

In Illinois, teen drivers are restricted from driving during certain late night hours and motorists of all ages are prohibited from using hand - held devices or texting while driving.

Given the objective is to promote road safety by banning resort to and the use of such devices while operating a motor vehicle, it is not necessary to prohibit a driver from merely touching a cellphone, for example, just to hand it to a passenger or to move it within the car.

In the state of Georgia, there is currently no law prohibiting the use of handheld or hands - free cell phones while driving, except for school bus drivers and drivers under the age of 18.

Until the age of 18, cell phone use (including hands - free) is prohibited while driving (with the exception of 911 emergency calls).