The Consequences of Using Electronic Devices While Driving

It is not forbidden or prohibited. Over the past two decades, our society has experienced tremendous prosperity in the advancement of technology. From smartphones to portable GPS devices and advanced wireless systems, there is no doubt that technical discovery in our society is rapidly growing. In many cases, as country's technological progress grows, it usually brings price. Is it safe for consumers? Or more specifically it is safe to use when the consumer is behind the wheels of a moving vehicle.

On 10th December 2015, San Juan City prohibited the use of portable electronic equipment while driving (Decree No. 15-24). According to this Act, the driver of a car can not use the portable electronic device while the car is moving. This regulation applies to cars and non-cars (eg bicycles). As with fixed GPS devices, hands-free devices can also be used. This law prohibits the driver from using or holding handheld wireless devices (mobile phones) during driving. The driver can still answer the phone using Bluetooth, headphones or other hands-free method and still has access to additional GPS devices. Unlike many other cities, San Marcos's hands-free law applies only to sports cars. This means that even if the red lamp goes off, the driver can use the phone.

On March 26, 2016, the West Lake City Council unanimously passed a law (No. 424) prohibiting the use of handheld electronic devices while driving even if the red light stops. Please only allow the driver to use a mobile phone or other electronic equipment equipped with a hands - free device such as Bluetooth. On December 13, 2017, the West Lake City Council revised the city's hands-free law to exclude driving text messages, but this is because state new new communications and driving laws are part of the regulation It is because it became. The driver of West Lake Mountains is prohibited from using mobile phones while driving.

California - As of January 1, 2017, it is illegal to use electronic equipment while driving. The use of mobile devices with parking lights is considered distracting, resulting in tickets. In addition, global positioning system (GPS) equipment should not be the center of the dashboard. It is illegal to use mobile phones as GPS and the driver needs to touch or slide the screen. As of January 2012, 30 states and Washington DC banned the use of mobile phones for some or all young drivers, usually drivers under 18 years of age. In these jurisdictions, even if not restricted, a 15 year old ban applies to all drivers under the age of 18. However, each provincial law has its own characteristics. An example is as follows.