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Originally Posted by BevHoward
It would be my assumption that, in practice, this type of law would be implemented primarily in cases where the driver's performance was being observed as impaired, drifting, non responsive, tailgating, etc.
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If there was genuine, observed driving impairment, then I'd support this. But if it was enforced like a seatbelt law - a police officer sees a person in a car using a cell phone, then to me two years in jail seems too harsh.
I find it hard to believe that someone would just shrug off a hefty fine, say $1000 or so.