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Use of Handheld Phones While Driving

Effective October 1, 2010, in the state of Maryland, Senate Bill 321 prohibits the driver of a school vehicle that is carrying passengers and is in motion from using a handheld telephone. The prohibition also applies to the holder of a learner's permit or provisional driver's license. Any other driver of a motor vehicle that is in motion may not use a handheld telephone; instead, the driver may only use his or her hands to initiate or terminate a wireless phone call or turn the handheld telephone on or off.

Driving Distractions

Driving Distractions
50% of all vehicle accidents are caused by driving distractions such as:
• Eating
• Drinking
• Reading maps or other printed material
• Fumbling w/ CD’s
• Changing radio
• Fumbling w/ on-board computers
• Lighting/smoking tobacco products
• Taking medication while driving
• GPS devices
• Conversations w/ passengers
• Reaching for fallen objects
• Combing hair
• Shaving
• Applying Make-up
• Cell phones

Winter Driving Tips

As temperatures are dropping and the days are getting shorter, winter quickly approaches. The coming months offer hazardous driving conditions. During winter storms, the leading cause of death is transportation accidents. Being proactive with your vehicle and emergency protocol can make the difference!

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