Louisiana drivers will need to put their phones away while driving or face fines, with the exception of using hands-free calls, voice commands, or dashboard mounts.

Under the new law, drivers will not be able to have their phone on any part of their person, including their hands or lap.

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Violations of the new phone ban can subject a violator to a fne fine of up to $100.00 or up to $250.00 if the offense occurs ...

Cheshire Police is among the police forces ramping up issuing fines and penalties for road users who flout guidance.

It will become illegal next month to use a phone while driving in Louisiana unless it’s for hands-free calls or navigation.