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'A simple conversation' can be deadly. Activists want new laws against distracted driving.

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In 2008, Jennifer Smith lost her mother, Linda Doyle, when a 20-year-old driver talking on a cellphone crashed into Doyle's car.

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'A simple conversation' can be deadly. Activists want new laws against distracted driving.

In 2008, Jennifer Smith lost her mother, Linda Doyle, when a 20-year-old driver talking on a cellphone crashed into Doyle's car.

·Baton Rouge, United States
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Hang Up and Drive Program at A-C High School

Junior High and High School Students at A-C School on Wednesday attended a “Hang up and Drive” program, which is geared to educate drivers across the country and the world about the dangers of phone use behind the wheel. Steve Johnson and Jacy Good, husband and wife team from upstate New York, are public speakers and advocates for phone-free roads. In 2008, Jacy miraculously recovered from a car crash that claimed the lives of both her parents a…

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The Advocate broke the news in Baton Rouge, United States on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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