Kentucky SB28 amends traffic laws to prohibit using mobile electronic devices while operating a vehicle, with exceptions.
Kentucky SB28, known as the Phone-Down Kentucky Act, revises state traffic laws to prohibit drivers from using mobile electronic devices while operating a vehicle. Exceptions include using a device for navigation, initializing or ending a call, summoning medical help or law enforcement, or using a global positioning system. Violators face fines ranging from $20 to $100, with higher penalties for repeat offenses or those causing accidents.
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