State Police Issue 694 Citations in Three-Day Distracted Driving Crackdown

Pa. State Police cite hundreds in distracted driving law enforcement

From June 8-10, Pennsylvania State Police cited or warned nearly 1,000 motorists violating Paul Miller's Law that prohibits phone use while driving.

State police mark start of Paul Miller's Law enforcement with a crackdown

State police kick off Paul Miller's Law enforcement with a crackdown on drivers using hand-held phones behind the wheel.

PSP conducts statewide enforcement of 'Paul Miller's Law,' over 600 citations issued

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) -- Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) recently conducted a statewide enforcement initiative aimed at deterring distracted driving in light of Paul Miller's Law taking effect. From June 8 through 10, PSP conducted "Operation Hands Off," where troopers worked to crack down on distracted driving across the Commonwealth as part of their ongoing effort [...]

As Paul Miller's Law takes effect, PSP reminds drivers to put down phones

Pennsylvania State Police want to remind drivers to put down their mobile devices when getting behind the wheel. It's part of an effort by state police to enforce Paul Miller's Law just days after it went into effect statewide. Governor Josh Shapiro signed the law in 2024, which prohibits drivers from using hand-held devices while [...]

PSP reports hundreds of citations during 3-day crackdown of new distracted driving law

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State police issue 694 citations in three-day distracted driving crackdown

PSP is now fully enforcing Paul Miller’s Law as they issue warnings with a campaign like Operation Hands Off targeting drivers handling a phone.