New Kansas law targets distracted drivers in construction work zones
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Kansas has enacted S.B. 366, a new law that imposes penalties on drivers using handheld mobile devices in active construction work zones. The legislation, signed by Governor Laura Kelly in April, aims to reduce distracted driving and protect construction workers on job sites.
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Topeka, KS — Drivers in Kansas now face new penalties for using a handheld mobile device in active construction work zones, under a new state law. Signed by Gov. Laura Kelly (D) in April, S.B. 366 is aimed at strengthening construction worker safety and curbing distracted driving. The law, which…
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