What is the law of New Hampshire which deals with use of hand held phones by drivers?

Full question:

Is use of cellular phone while driving permitted in New Hampshire?

  • Category: Automobiles
  • Subcategory: Traffic Laws
  • Date:
  • State: New Hampshire

Answer:

New Hampshire does not have any laws prohibiting the use of cellular phone while driving. In New Hampshire, there is no law prohibiting people from using hand held cellular phone while driving. Young drivers as well as bus drivers are also not prohibited from using cellular phone while driving. Sending or receiving text messages are also not banned.

 

Generally, talking on a mobile phone while driving cause a driver to be distracted and increases the chance of accidents. Because of this, many state and local governments have made it illegal to use a cell phone while driving.

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FAQs

As of now, California is often considered to have some of the strictest distracted driving laws in the United States. It prohibits the use of handheld devices while driving and has significant penalties for violations. Other states, like New York and Washington, also have stringent laws against distracted driving. However, laws can vary widely, so it's essential to check specific regulations in each state.