4/22/10-Gov. Steve Beshear has signed into law a bill that makes texting while driving a no-no for everyone and prohibits cell phone use for drivers under 18. It takes effect July 13.
Previously HB415, the new law forces holders of instructional permits or intermediate licenses found in violation would to keep their license for an additional 180 days.
Anyone found in violation of the rules prior to Jan. 1, 2011, would get off with a warning. After that, violators would face $25 fines. Repeat offenders would face $50 fines.

4/6/10-The House and Senate have signed off on a bill that would make texting while driving a no-no for everyone and prohibit cell phone use for drivers under 18. It now moves to Gov. Steve Beshear’s desk for his expected signature.
HB415 would force holders of instructional permits or intermediate licenses found in violation would to keep their license for an additional 180 days.
Anyone found in violation of the rules prior to Jan. 1, 2011, would get off with a warning. After that, violators would face $25 fines. Repeat offenders would face $50 fines.
For bill status, call 866-840-2835.