Police in New Jersey might have to note whether a driver was distracted before having an accident. A bill before an Assembly committee today would require officers to check a box describing the type of distraction. The list includes hair grooming, eating, changing the radio, reading, attending to a pet or using a fax machine. The bill bars insurance companies from using the information to increase policyholders’ rates. The state Transportation Department would compile an annual report. Star Ledger
N.J. May Ask Police To Link Crashes To Distracted Driving
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I could see people reading..my Rebbi in Yeshiva would drive with an open Gemara on his steering wheel (!) but I fail to see how someone could be using a fax machine,even Lakewood drivers probably don’t try that.