Massachusetts H3748 amends motor vehicle laws to enhance safety by prohibiting the use of certain electronic devices while driving.
Massachusetts H3748 amends existing law to further regulate distracted driving by prohibiting the use of spatial computers, augmented reality devices, and other three-dimensional user interfaces while operating a motor vehicle. It also bans recording, broadcasting, or capturing images or video of oneself while driving. Exceptions include symbols or text related to hands-free mode, audio systems, manufacturer-installed equipment, dispatch systems, and video or images of vehicle occupants other than the operator. The law aims to improve public safety by reducing distractions.
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