SB 61 Requires children under the age of 8, or who are less than 4 foot 9 are required to be in booster seats.

HB 55 prohibits the use of a cellular telephone in an active school zone, unless the user is over 18, and using a hands free device.

HB 339 prohibits a driver under the age of 18 from using a cellular telephone while driving (either with or without a hands free device)

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