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OnStar Personal Calling, a hands-free, voice-activated in-vehicle safety and security communications system for OnStar subscribers, is now available throughout Texas, Florida, and Oklahoma.
Read More →Effective July 1, it is unlawful to use a cellular telephone in the District of Columbia while operating a motor vehicle unless the operator is using a hands-free device.
Read More →Effective July 1, it is unlawful to use a cellular telephone in the District of Columbia while operating a motor vehicle unless the operator is using a hands-free device.
Read More →New Jersey motorists have only a few days to get ready to comply with a new state law requiring drivers to use hands-free devices when talking on wireless phones.
Read More →New Jersey motorists have only a few days to get ready to comply with a new state law requiring drivers to use hands-free devices when talking on wireless phones.
Read More →With 31 states either outlawing or considering a ban on cell phone use in a car without a hands-free device, the cell phone and automobile industry turned the negative into a positive bottom line, it was announced on June 2.
Read More →A bill banning drivers from using hand-held cell phones while driving won final legislative approval in New Jersey on January 12.
Read More →Anyone using a cell phone while driving through the nation's capital better have a hands-free device by July, 2004.
Read More →The D.C. Council gave preliminary approval on December 2 to legislation that would outlaw using mobile phones while driving except in emergencies or with a hands-free device, bringing the city closer to joining a growing number of jurisdictions nationwide in banning the practice, reported the Washington Post newspaper on December 3.
Read More →The D.C. Council gave preliminary approval on December 2 to legislation that would outlaw using mobile phones while driving except in emergencies or with a hands-free device, bringing the city closer to joining a growing number of jurisdictions nationwide in banning the practice, reported the Washington Post newspaper on December 3.
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