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Washington state code A person operating a moving motor vehicle while holding a wireless communications device to his or her ear is guilty of a traffic infraction. Two enterprising auto dealers in Florida managed to piss off residents across the state this week by parking their entire inventories inside parking garages opened. Mobile phone use while driving is common, but it is widely considered dangerous due to its potential for causing distracted driving and accidents. The Remotely Operated Vehicle Committee of the Marine Technology Society is dedicated to further the understanding of Remotely Operated Vehicles. With decades of research, the link between alcohol and motor vehicle crashes is clear. But the research on cannabis and driving is mixed. TUG6.jpg' alt='Vehicle Simulator Crack' title='Vehicle Simulator Crack' />Hands free and emergency calls are legal. Deep Ze For Windows 10. Reading or writing a text message using a handheld device is an infraction. But entering a phone number or name is legal. Texting and handheld calling become primary offenses, meaning an officer can pull over someone for solely that violation. Hands free GPS devices are specifically allowed. Commercial vehicle drivers may not use a handheld device for texting, even while temporarily stationary, including traffic jams or a stoplight. Washingtons laws are a decade old. They bar texting and using a cellphone while holding it to the ear. Apps such as Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook Live and navigation maps were not yet popular companions. The first statute even implied driving one handed was the root issue. Researchers have since proven that looking away from the road a few seconds and the brain overload of listening or multitasking are as dangerous as driving drunk. Distracted driving caused 3,4. U. S. in 2. 01. 5, a 9 percent increase from the year before, and a deadly epidemic, according to the National Safety Council NSC. In the state distracted driving deaths jumped from 1. If this 3. 0 percent spike doesnt send a message that what were doing now isnt working, I dont know what will, Rivers said. A bill by Rivers to bar handheld devices in all but emergencies did pass the Senate 3. The measure died in the House. House Transportation Committee Chairwoman Judy Clibborn, D Mercer Island, said the odds of updating the distracted driving laws are better this time. She said bills often take two or three years anyway, until lawmakers become familiar enough to vote yes. Shelly Baldwin, legislative liaison for the Washington Traffic Safety Commission, said theres more energy this year. Clibborn said rising public awareness will aid the cause. Victims families, state troopers, prosecutors and high school DECA chapters are working on the safety commissions task force. There is just a swirling vortex of people who want this to go through, Baldwin said. Notifying insurance companies. Talking on a handheld phone while driving is banned in 1. Washington is in the mainstream. I think none of the states are really leaders at this point, said National Safety Council CEO Deborah Hersman. Rivers and Farrell are suggesting changes they consider politically achievable. For instance, the 1. Rivers said. She also wants citations reported to courts and insurance companies. We often find people will modify their behavior, if they know there will be higher, ongoing insurance rates, Rivers said. How To Patch Gunite Pool there. That is likely to provoke opposition. Current law keeps cellphone and texting violations off someones driving record. Two years ago, then Sen. Don Benton, R Vancouver, argued against jacking up insurance rates. Hands free communication, such as using Bluetooth technology, would remain legal in the 2. Rivers said. Whats not going to be OK is for you to pick up your phone and tweet, look at Instagram and Snapchat. Farrell said certain angles are still under discussion, such as mobile devices that are mounted in a dashboard cradle ubiquitous in downtown Seattle. Rep. Ed Orcutt of Kalama, Cowlitz County, ranking GOP member of the House Transportation Committee, opposed the earlier bill. In an interview last month, he said, I think its possible to get a distracted driving bill passed, but it should target behavior, not a specific technology. There are some people who can talk on the cellphone, hold it up to the head, be safe drivers and others who cant be, he said. Why should we cite them if theyre not weaving, if theyre not crossing the centerlineHowever, Orcutt said distraction is dire enough to warrant legislation. If were going to achieve, or get even close to the goal of zero fatalities, were going to have to address it, he said. Safety groups might request money for publicity campaigns to stigmatize distracted driving. There also could be a push for language changes to criminal codes, to clarify how distraction is treated in vehicular assault or vehicular homicide cases. A tougher crackdown is being proposed in neighboring Oregon. Senate President Peter Courtney, D Salem, hopes to treat distraction like driving drunk. Nonemergency use of a handheld device would trigger at least a 1,0. A third strike would be a felony punishable by up to a year in prison. If children are in the car, the offending driver could be fined 1. The last two sessions in Washington suggest that nothing so harsh could pass here, Rivers said. There was tremendous pushback, because legislators are human beings, too, and we want to do what we want to do, and that includes using devices in a car, Rivers added. I know one legislator who streams TV shows on his i. Pad while driving to Olympia. Families will testify. Lawmakers will likely hear from the mother of Cody Meyer, a 2. December outside Issaquah by a driver looking at a smartphone, charging documents say. Meyer died in April. The driver was charged with vehicular homicide a judge ordered him to keep his cellphone in the trunk, pending trial. Cody Meyers mother, Tina Meyer, of Arlington, said the driver should be sentenced to apologize in educational speeches, and pick up roadside litter for three years, to feel the fear roadside workers in orange vests experience. I get that you didnt mean to kill my son, but you did mean to pick up your cellphone and look at it. You made a choice, just like a drunk driver, you chose to get in a vehicle and drive it, she said. Jody Bagnariol, of Hillsboro, Ore., and her friend Elisabeth Rudolph of Seattle, died in July when their car, stopped in traffic on southbound I 5 at Napavine, Lewis County, was rear ended at 7. Gina Bagnariol Benavides, left, and Theresa Fawcett lost their sister, Jody Bagnariol, and friend Elisabeth Rudolph in a crash on I 5 at Napavine, Lewis County, in July. Just before impact, the drivers husband, sitting in the front passenger seat, took a selfie. Steve RingmanThe Seattle TimesJust before impact, the drivers husband, sitting in the front passenger seat, took a selfie, but Lewis County prosecutors concluded from the photo that the driver was still facing forward. The evidence showed ordinary negligence, a prosecutors letter said, but not an aggravated kind of negligence or carelessness required to file felony charges. Bagnariols family, which is also ready to testify, is outraged at the idea of taking photos in the front seat of a car. We have so much resource available to us in a three or four inch machine, that sits in our hand.