Beginning January 1, 2010, Illinois joins 16 other states in banning cellphone use and texting in school and construction zones. Some states have stricter laws than Illinois, such as California, Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Utah, and Washington, and the District of Columbia, banning use of hand-hald phones completely while driving. States across the nation are looking more seriously at the risks of using cellphones while driving, many acknowledging the threat of impairment to drivers.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety publishes a table of the current laws regarding cell phone use for each state.
Here is a link to the table.
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