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Rep. John Carson, R-Marietta, says his proposal could save around 300 lives each year.
February 22, 2018 at 11:10 AM
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With Georgia having experienced a spike in both fatal crashes and auto insurance premiums, legislators advanced a proposal to make it illegal to hold a cellphone while driving.
By a non-unanimous voice vote, a House committee on Wednesday voted in favor of a bill by Rep. John Carson, R-Marietta, to crack down on distracted driving. It now awaits House debate.
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