D.C. moves closer to outlawing cell phone use while driving
Washington, D.C., residents may not be able to talk on their cell phones while driving for much longer. According to The Washington Post, the D.C. Council
Washington, D.C., residents may not be able to talk on their cell phones while driving for much longer. According to The Washington Post, the D.C. Council “gave preliminary approval [Tuesday] to legislation that would outlaw using mobile phones while driving except in emergencies or with a hands-free device, bringing the city closer to joining a growing number of jurisdictions nationwide in banning the practice.” For more information, visit
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A29677-2003Dec2.html
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