Pennsylvania drivers will soon face citations for holding a phone behind the wheel, as enforcement of the state's new hands‑free law begins Friday.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is calling for a statewide ban on cell phone use in public schools, for students in grades K-12.
Abington school officials will communicate the implementation of the policy to parents, along with exceptions that will be made for students who need phones for health or accessibility reasons.
The new policy is in place district-wide and says students cannot use cellphones, smart watches, or wireless earbuds during instructional time.
Drivers would face a $50 fine but no points would go on their license if they are ticketed.