Florida S1152 prohibits handheld use of wireless communication devices while driving, with exceptions.

Florida S1152, known as the "Florida Hands-Free Driving Law," prohibits operating a motor vehicle while using a wireless communications device in a handheld manner. Exceptions include hands-free use, performing official duties, reporting emergencies, and receiving certain safety-related messages. Violators face fines and points on their driver's license. Law enforcement officers must record the race and ethnicity of violators, and all agencies must report this data annually.

Florida S1152 prohibits handheld use of wireless communication devices while driving, with exceptions.

Florida S1152, known as the "Florida Hands-Free Driving Law," prohibits operating a motor vehicle while using a wireless communications device in a handheld manner. Exceptions include hands-free use, performing official duties, reporting emergencies, and receiving certain safety-related messages. Violators face fines and points on their driver's license. Law enforcement officers must record the race and ethnicity of violators, and all agencies must report this data annually.