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House Bill 86

 
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Makes distracted driving a secondary crime

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To enact section 4511.206 of the Revised Code to create the offense of "distracted driving" and to limit its application and prosecution to persons who also commit a moving violation or a vehicular homicide offense at the same time as the distracted driving offense.

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Committees

House Armed Services, Veterans Affairs, and Public Safety Committee

Primary Sponsors

Cheryl L. Grossman
 
 

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