New law in Pennsylvania bans handheld phone use while driving

New law in Pennsylvania bans handheld phone use while driving

The new measure, Paul Miller's Law, aims to prevent distracted driving and get phones out of drivers' hands behind the wheel. Subscribe to WTAE on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/1emyOjP Get more Pittsburgh news: http://www.wtae.com Like us:   / wtae4   Follow us:   / wtae   Instagram:   / wtaetv  

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