Court Rules Using Cell Phone For GPS Violates Hands-Free Driving Laws
A fresh court ruling in California states that using a phone solely for navigation is a violation of hands-free laws.
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A fresh court ruling in California states that using a phone solely for navigation is a violation of hands-free laws.
Our technology analyst takes a look at a recent decision by a Fresno court that prevents use of hand-held navigation devices while driving.
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