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QUESTION OF THE DAY: Should Missouri’s cellphone driving law be stronger?

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Published 4:22 AM

As of Wednesday, police can now ticket Missouri drivers for using their cellphones while driving.

The law requires the use of cellphones while driving to be hands-free. Police can write tickets but they can't pull drivers over for this violation -- it must accompany a more severe driving infraction to warrant a traffic stop.

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