In relation to our previous post, many questions are being raised on the new texting while driving law. Many residents want to know what criteria police officers will be looking for and how it will be proved that a driver is driving while texting.
Police are going to be looking for erratic driving behaviors when trying to enforce the new ban on texting and driving. The new law goes into effect July 1 and the penalty will be $150 fine. University of Georgia's chief of police said he will be watching for drivers who cross the center lane, blow through a stop sign, or any other behavior that might make him suspicious that texting is behind the negligent driving.
A guideline for Troopers is still being developed, according to Georgia State Patrol spokesman Gordy Wright.
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