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Q: What is Bill 4 (2009) Relating to the Use of Electronic Devices While Operating a Motor Vehicle?
A: This is a new law that prohibits the use of mobile electronic devices while operating a motor vehicle. The law’s purpose is to make Honolulu roadways safer for motorists, pedestrians, and bicyclists.
Q: What is a “mobile electronic device”?
A: “Mobile electronic device” refers to any hand-held or other portable electronic equipment capable of providing wireless and/or data communication between two or more persons or of providing amusement, including but not limited to a cellular phone, text messaging device, paging device, personal digital assistant, laptop computer, video game, or digital photographic device. The law does not prohibit the use of audio equipment installed in a motor vehicle for the purposes of providing navigation, emergency assistance to the operator of the motor vehicle, or video entertainment to the passengers in the rear seats of a motor vehicle
Q: What does “use” or “using” mean under this law?
A: “Use” or “using” means holding a mobile electronic device while operating a motor vehicle.
Q: Does the law ban all mobile electronic devices?
A: The law applies to hand-held devices. Hands-free devices are still allowed.
Q: Does the law prohibit texting?
A: Yes, it is illegal for drivers to text or engage in other hand-held uses of mobile electronic devices while operating a motor vehicle.
Q: May I make a call on my phone while stopped in traffic?
A: No.
Q: What if I need to use my phone in an emergency, but I don’t have a hands-free device?
A: The law exempts the use of cellular phones for emergency 911 calls.
Q: What is the fine for this offense?
A: $67 for the first offense.
Q: Does the law apply to out-of-state drivers?
A: Yes.
Q: Are passengers affected by this law?
A: No, only the driver of the vehicle.
Q: When does the law take effect? Will there be a grace period?
A: Enforcement will begin on July 1, 2009, when the law takes effect.
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