... Drivers under 18 years of age are prohibited from using cellular phones, and drivers between 19 and 21 may only use hands-free telecommunication devices. In the new law there are no age limits; for all ages, texting while driving is banned. Another difference ...

... involving UCA students as coordinators taught them a thing or two, as well. From tips on assisted tennis and golf to hands-free painting, the UCA students learned as much as the community members did at this event. "I think for us as therapists ...

... banned from using hand-held cell phones, the National Safety Council says, but they shouldn't be allowed to use hands-free cell phones either. That sounds like a huge overreaction. ... But much as we hate to admit it, we think the National ...

... Rock, that would ban drivers under 18 from using any type of cell phone, and only allow drivers ages 18-21 to use hands-free cell phones. Also Tuesday, members of the House passed a bill that they voted down last week. Rep. Dan Greenberg ...

... now goes to the House. A separate bill that would ban cell phone use by drivers age 18-20 unless they are using a hand-free device, such as a speaker phone or a headset, was re-referred to a Senate committee after some members questioned ...

... House backed a bill by Rep. Allen Kerr, R-Little Rock, that does the same but also requires drivers under 21 to use hands-free devices. Hendren's bill was amended to include the provision for drivers under 21, and the measure will go before ...

... advanced a House bill that bans cell phone use for drivers under age 18. That bill also requires drivers under 21 to use hands-free devices if they use a phone in their car. The bill makes violations a secondary offense, meaning drivers cannot be ...

... bill that prohibits drivers under 18 from using cell phones and allows 18, 19 and 20-year-old drivers to use only hands-free cell phones. The bill was amended to mirror a Senate bill that is being considered in the House. The Senate also approved ...

... Whirlpool: Just don't mess with the door ice dispenser. Lightglove: At almost every CES, at least one vendor shows a hands-free technology for switching on lights, controlling the TV set, playing video games and more with just a wave of the hand ...

... bit of rubber or plastic in the middle. It is inserted fully in the mouth, and one advantage is that this leaves both hands free. The use of leaves for calling turkeys is virtually a lost art, Denton said. This was what many hunters of bygone ...