STARTING TODAY 🚨 Law enforcement officers across NewYork are cracking down on distracted drivers.
It is part of the national "U Drive. U Text. U Pay" campaign. Starting today, until next Monday, April 11, if you are pulled over for distracted driving, you can face a fine of $50 to $450, five points on your license, or could have your license suspended.
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