On July 1, 2010 a new law went into effect in Georgia that prohibits the practice of texting while operating a motor vehicle.
And although it should be considered common sense, “driving while distracted” now carries some hefty fines.
Drivers that are cited and convicted of the offense will be penalized $150 and have a point added to their driving record.
It’s a shame that safe driving has to be codified, but there are still a lot of drivers that haven’t gotten the message yet. Hopefully, this new law will save lives and a lot of unnecessary suffering statewide!
No texting while driving. It is now the law in Georgia!


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