**ATTENTION TENNESSEANS**
In case you have not heard, Starting July 1 there is a ban on texting while driving. Please read below for more information:
NASHVILLE --
The bill banning drivers from sending and reading text messages while their vehicle is in motion. That final legislative action sends the bill to Gov. Phil Bredesen to either sign into law, veto or allow to become law without his signature. Bredesen, who usually notifies lawmakers when he opposes legislation, has signaled no opposition to the texting ban. If he signs it into law as expected, it would go into affect July 1.Drivers who violate the law would be fined a maximum $50 plus no more than $10 in court costs. The House sponsor said law enforcement officers have told him that they can often tell the difference between a driver keying in a number on his cell phone to make a call and texting. The bill applies to cellphones and all hand-held personal communications devices and, Lundberg said, to reading e-mail, social networking sites and other Web sites while driving. "I think most of our law enforcement officers are going to have the discretion of making right judgments. We're just setting policy in the state," he said.
The bill banning drivers from sending and reading text messages while their vehicle is in motion. That final legislative action sends the bill to Gov. Phil Bredesen to either sign into law, veto or allow to become law without his signature. Bredesen, who usually notifies lawmakers when he opposes legislation, has signaled no opposition to the texting ban. If he signs it into law as expected, it would go into affect July 1.Drivers who violate the law would be fined a maximum $50 plus no more than $10 in court costs. The House sponsor said law enforcement officers have told him that they can often tell the difference between a driver keying in a number on his cell phone to make a call and texting. The bill applies to cellphones and all hand-held personal communications devices and, Lundberg said, to reading e-mail, social networking sites and other Web sites while driving. "I think most of our law enforcement officers are going to have the discretion of making right judgments. We're just setting policy in the state," he said.
be careful--if you start dialing on a bad day...you might get fined!
Anyone have a Harmonica Holder?
BTW-i love how 80s/90s this chick looks!
























