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I got a ticket once for holding my phone in the car, driving. Same. Whoa, no, actually I got a warning. Yeah, I got a warning too. Well, they gave me a piece of paper, and that to me was a ticket. I know you got a warning because the same state trooper pulled us over. Because when he pulled me over, he said said huh pulled bobby over a couple months ago

for the same thing wow and i said oh well yeah i think he got a warning right and then i got a warning

i was looking at a map it didn't matter that's crazy and so here's what i'm going to tell you about

pennsylvania's just now putting this law into effect it's crazy to me that some states don't already have this law, because if I'm going to get

ticketed for it, everybody should.

That's what I feel.

So hit this from 6 ABC Action News.

Do not use your cell phone while driving in Pennsylvania.

Beginning next month, if you're caught, you'll be fined $50 following a one-year warning

period.

Paul Miller's law goes into full effect on June 5th.

The law is named in honor of a man who died in a crash back in 2010

that a distracted driver caused.

The law prohibits drivers from using phones, personal digital assistance,

laptops or other devices for communication or the internet while behind the wheel.

And notably even while at a red light. No red light, no traffic stops. Wow. I don't know if here you can because I do. Yeah, I feel like you can. I feel like this one's L. Listen, we shouldn't be touching our phones. We shouldn't be distracted in any way when we're driving a big deathmobile because that's what it can be to somebody who doesn't see you coming when you're not

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