Legislation recently approved by a Senate panel would make it illegal to use a cell phone while operating a vehicle.  The bill will allow uses of hands-free devices such as Bluetooth headsets.

The bill is expected to undergo some modifications whenever it goes in front of a full Senate.  

Many worry about the enforcement of the bill.  Some state that they would have to press a few buttons in order to active a hands-free technology of the phone.  Would dialing a number before talking hands-free be considered illegal and punishable by a fine?  Questions like this are expected to be addressed whenever the legislator gets to debate this bill.

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