The Connecticut legislature’s judiciary committee passed a bill on Thursday that would allow police to confiscate the drivers licenses for 24 hours for texting or talking on a cell phone while driving. The bill is intended to discourage drivers from using their cellphones while driving by making the penalties tougher. Some lawmakers argue whether the bill could be enforced and whether police have the logistics to seize motorists licenses. The bill still needs approval of the House of Representatives and the state Senate, as well as the signature of the governor before becoming law. Full story courant.com
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Friday, April 15th, 2011 |









