With an alarming number of Minnesota drivers breaking the hands-free law recently, the Minnesota State Patrol has shared a sobering reminder of the consequences of driving distracted.
This week, the Minnesota Department of Safety announced that 9,7,27 drivers have been cited for violating the hands-free law since it went into effect.
With Minnesota's Hands Free Bill officially approved, the MN State Patrol is cracking down on distracted driving and taking to Twitter to share some of the most shocking citations.