Handheld Cell Phone Use Banned for Commercial Truckers
By James Lewis, Virginia Truck Accident Attorney
A new federal ban of handheld cell phones use for truck and bus drivers prohibits comes in the wake of research showing that commercial drivers reaching for a phone are three times more likely to be involved in an accident. To read more, visit “USOT Bans Truck Drivers’ Cell Phone Use.”
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November 29, 2011
Tags: accident, cell phones, crash, death, distracted driving, injury, Lewis, trucks, wreck Posted in: Virginia (VA) Trucking Injury/Accidents Topics
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