The long-awaited “Paul Miller’s Law” finally goes into effect, banning the use of any hand-held device behind the wheel for all drivers across the state of Pennsylvania. Named after Paul ...

It's going to be a busy day on Pennsylvania highways as travelers hit the road for the 4th of July holiday weekend. Nearly ...

now keep in mind that paul miller’s law makes pennsylvania the 39th state to ban distracted driving. back in 2010, 21 year old paul miller was killed by a tractor trailer driver in the poconos.

Paul Miller was a Scranton man who was killed in 2010 when a tractor-trailer driver reached for his phone and crashed head-on into Paul. The now active law bans Pennsylvania drivers from using ...

PennDOT, Pennsylvania State Police, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, and the Pennsylvania Insurance Department joined state Sen. Rosemary Brown and national advocate Eileen Miller, Paul Miller ...

Paul Miller’s Law, signed last year by Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, makes it illegal to use handheld cellphones and electronic devices while driving. Enforcement begins June 5.

Using your phone behind the wheel has long been seen as dangerous, but now it’s officially illegal in Pennsylvania, even while stopped at red lights.The new measure, dubbed Paul Miller's Law ...

Eileen Miller has spent the last 12 years fighting for legislation that will keep drivers off their cell phones — it takes effect in Pennsylvania on Thursday, June 5. "Paul Miller's Law" bans ...

The bipartisan legislation, also known as Paul Miller's Law, makes Pennsylvania the 39th state to ban distracted driving. The law goes into effect across the state starting on June 5.

The Paul Miller Law in Pennsylvania bans drivers from handling a mobile phone while driving. What parents, teen drivers need to know about the law.

Starting June 5, “Paul Miller’s Law” will make it illegal to use any handheld device while operating a vehicle in Pennsylvania, even when stopped at a red light. The law is named after Paul ...