Pennsylvania state police say they are taking a “zero-tolerance” approach to distracted driving with specialized patrol details looking for signs of distracted drivers. PennDOT statistics show there were 602 crashes in Lehigh County attributed to distracted driving in 2016, including four fatal…
Source: Morningcall
Pennsylvania state police: No tolerance patrols for distracted drivers
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