Ban on In-Vehicle Communication Proposed by NHTSA
By Emily Mapp Brannon, Car Accident Attorney in Virginia Beach
When so many drivers can now browse the internet, enter an address into a GPS device, and text message through their vehicle’s dashboard, it should come as no surprise that crashes caused by distractions are more common than ever. To learn about a new proposal to ban communication while behind the wheel, visit our Virginia personal injury attorneys website to read “NHTSA Proposes Ban on Texting, Surfing, and In-Car Dialing.”
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