Early in February, island police are expected to begin issuing citations to people using handheld cell phones while driving. Fines of up to $500 are possible under the bill signed into law by the Governor in December, the Virgin Islands Daily News reported. Drivers are allowed to use hands-free phones, which do not require one’s hand to leave the steering wheel. The law does not prohibit cell phone use in an emergency situation where drivers call for help.
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