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Jail Time For Distracted Driving? How Does California Punish Car Drivers For Texting And Talking On The Phone?

Distracted driving is dangerous because it puts the driver and everyone else on the road in danger. When you arenu2019t paying attention to the road then you are more likely to cause some severe damage to yourself or other people. If you or a loved one is suffering from a distracted driving injury then you need to speak with a car accident attorney in Los Angeles at The Law Offices of Howard Craig Kornberg.

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Jail Time For Distracted Driving? How Does California Punish Car Drivers For Texting And Talking On The Phone?

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  1. Jail Time For Distracted Driving? How Does California Punish Car Drivers For Texting And Talking On The Phone?

  2. The problem of distracted driving can no longer be ignored or overlooked, and Oregon knows it better than any other state. While other states, including California, punish motorists for distracted driving with insignificant fines, Oregon has recently introduced jail time as a possible penalty for distracted driving.

  3. Statistics It might sound shocking considering that getting caught texting or talking on the phone while driving can cost drivers in California only $20 for a first offense. In Alaska, motorists caught texting or calling while operating a vehicle face a fine of up to $10,000. “But jail time? Seriously?” you may think.

  4. How Common Is Distracted Driving? Statistics show that nearly 10 percent of all traffic fatalities are caused by distracted driving, yet nearly 90 percent of all drivers believe that distracted driving is on the rise and that it is more common than other causes of car accidents such as drunk driving and aggressive driving.

  5. Penalties For Distracted Driving In California Compared to Utah or even Oregon, California laws are quite distracted driving-friendly when it comes to imposing penalties. For a first offense and second offense, you will face a base fine of $20 and $50, respectively. Because California’s laws do not impose harsher penalties for distracted driving, the occurrence of car crashes caused by drivers distracted by their phones continues to increase dramatically.

  6. Have You Been Injured In A Car Accident Caused By Distracted Driving? “So what should I do if I have been injured in a car accident caused by distracted driving?” you may be wondering. Your best bet is to consult with an experienced car crash attorney in Los Angeles at the Law Offices of Howard Craig Kornberg to find out what legal options are available in your particular case.

  7. CONTACT: Address: 10880 Wilshire Blvd #1840, Los Angeles, CA 90024 Phone: 310-997-0904 Website: https://www.kornberglawfirm.com/contact-html/

  8. Thank You…!

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