Ohio's distracted driving law officially went into effect April 4, but starting Oct. 5, law enforcement will be able to issue citations to drivers.
OHIO, USA — Governor Mike DeWine is holding a press conference Thursday morning to provide details on the impact ofover the past six months. He will also announce enhanced enforcement efforts by the Ohio State Highway Patrol to reduce distracted driving crashes.
Starting Oct. 5, law enforcement will be able to issue citations to drivers who are distracted driving.allows people to be stopped by police solely for holding or using a cellphone while driving. It specifically prohibits drivers from “using, holding, or physically supporting” a cellphone.
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