If you're caught with a phone in your hand while driving you could pay up to $125 for your first offense and $250 for subsequent offenses.
The state Senate voted Tuesday in favor of a bill that would prohibit holding a personal communications device while driving a motor vehicle.
Current law prohibits reading or typing messages on a personal communications device while driving. However, holding such a device is legal, except while driving in a...
At the October 14th meeting of the Richmond City Council meeting, Mayor Levar M. Stoney will propose two ordinances promoting public safety: an ordinance requiring the...
At a press conference Thursday, victims who have lost loved ones to distracted driving gathered to share their stories and promote a bill that would expand...
