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Hands-Free L.A.: Your guide
Starting in January, California drivers may not send, write or read messages on electronic devices.
In California, if you want to use your cell phone, you need a hands-free device. Watch out for motorists fiddling with headsets.
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I believe the new California law banning handheld cellphone use is misguided. You're just as likely to pull a boneheaded maneuver while just chatting along hands-free as you might with the phone held to your ear.
The struggling automaker's announcement comes shortly before California enacts a law that requires hands-free cellphone use while driving.
If there's a fatal car accident, a violator of the hand-held ban could face a felony charge, some experts say.
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As California joins five other states in requiring drivers to use hands-free devices when talking on cellphones, an increasing body of research suggests the legislation will accomplish little.