SB 756 - Prohibits Teens from Using Cell Phones While Driving - Michigan Key Vote
Harold Haugh voted Yea (Passage) on this Legislation.
Timeline
- Executive Signed
- Jan. 8, 2013
- House Bill Passed
- Dec. 14, 2012
- Senate Bill Passed
- March 15, 2012
- Introduced
- Oct. 13, 2011
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Title: Prohibits Teens from Using Cell Phones While Driving
Signed by Governor Rick Snyder
Title: Prohibits Teens from Using Cell Phones While Driving
Vote Smart's Synopsis:
Vote to pass a bill that prohibits certain drivers from talking on a cell phone while driving.
Highlights:
- Prohibits individuals with a level 1 or 2 graduated license from talking on a cell phone while driving except when reporting:
- A traffic hazard, medical emergency, or serious road hazard;
- A situation in which the person believes his or her safety is in jeopardy; or
- A crime against another person that has occurred or seems likely to occur.
- Exempts from the provisions of this act the use of voice operated systems that are integrated in the vehicle.
- Specifies that a violation of this act is a civil infraction.
Title: Prohibits Teens from Using Cell Phones While Driving
Vote Smart's Synopsis:
Vote to pass a bill that prohibits certain drivers from talking on a cell phone while driving.
Highlights:
- Prohibits individuals with a level 1 or 2 graduated license from talking on a cell phone while driving except when reporting:
- A traffic hazard, medical emergency, or serious road hazard;
- A situation in which the person believes his or her safety is in jeopardy; or
- A crime against another person that has occurred or seems likely to occur.
- Exempts from the provisions of this act the use of voice operated systems that are integrated in the vehicle.
- Specifies that a violation of this act is a civil infraction.
Title: Prohibits Teens from Using Cell Phones While Driving