New York S01054 amends vehicle and traffic law to prohibit using head-mounted portable electronic devices while driving.

New York S01054 amends the vehicle and traffic law to prohibit the use of head-mounted portable electronic devices while driving. The law defines "portable electronic device" as any electronic device used for communication, including mobile phones, PDAs, and laptops. "Using" a device means holding or wearing it while performing communication tasks. The law specifically bans wearing such devices in a conspicuous manner while operating a vehicle, including when temporarily stopped. Common head-mounted devices include Google Glass. The amendment takes effect 30 days after becoming law.

New York S01054 amends vehicle and traffic law to prohibit using head-mounted portable electronic devices while driving.

New York S01054 amends the vehicle and traffic law to prohibit the use of head-mounted portable electronic devices while driving. The law defines "portable electronic device" as any electronic device used for communication, including mobile phones, PDAs, and laptops. "Using" a device means holding or wearing it while performing communication tasks. The law specifically bans wearing such devices in a conspicuous manner while operating a vehicle, including when temporarily stopped. Common head-mounted devices include Google Glass. The amendment takes effect 30 days after becoming law.