distracted driving

"Right now, more than ever, I see more people on their phone," says Scranton woman who fought for legislation in wake of son's death.

Paul Miller Jr., for whom Pa. distracted driving ban is named, dreamed of becoming a police officer, mother recalls.

Though signed into law this month, Pennsylvania's new distracted driving law won't formally take effect for a year, with warnings instead of tickets until June 2026.

Gov. Josh Shapiro signs Paul Miller's Law, making it illegal to use a hand-held digital device behind the wheel in Pennsylvania.