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    On Sunday, Oklahoma will officially become the 46th state to ban texting while driving, a law that legislators say is as an effort to make Oklahoma roadways safer by reducing the number of distracted drivers. “AT&T applauds the efforts of the Oklahoma Legislature for taking steps to ban texting while driving,” said Steve Hahn, President of AT&T Oklahoma. “Through our It Can Wait campaign, we’ve worked hard to raise awareness about this issue with Oklahomans and remind all drivers to keep their eyes on the road, not on their phones. It will take all of us working together to combat this deadly practice, and this law is an important step toward making our Oklahoma roadways safer.”

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    On Sunday, Oklahoma will officially become the 46th state to ban texting while driving, a law that legislators say is as an effort to make Oklahoma roadways safer by reducing the number of distracted drivers. “AT&T applauds the efforts of the Oklahoma Legislature for taking steps to ban texting while driving,” said Steve Hahn, President of AT&T Oklahoma. “Through our It Can Wait campaign, we’ve worked hard to raise awareness about this issue with Oklahomans and remind all drivers to keep their eyes on the road, not on their phones. It will take all of us working together to combat this deadly practice, and this law is an important step toward making our Oklahoma roadways safer.”

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    On Sunday, Oklahoma will officially become the 46th state to ban texting while driving, a law that legislators say is as an effort to make Oklahoma roadways safer by reducing the number of distracted drivers. “AT&T applauds the efforts of the Oklahoma Legislature for taking steps to ban texting while driving,” said Steve Hahn, President of AT&T Oklahoma. “Through our It Can Wait campaign, we’ve worked hard to raise awareness about this issue with Oklahomans and remind all drivers to keep their eyes on the road, not on their phones. It will take all of us working together to combat this deadly practice, and this law is an important step toward making our Oklahoma roadways safer.”

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    Cushing Citizen 10/31/2015


    saturday, october 31, 2015 Cushing, Okla.

    Our weather
    Saturday

    Dry at night
    High: 63 Low: 40

    Sunday

    Sunny
    High: 73 Low: 45
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    Valley People

    Cushing takes on
    Blackwell in District 3A-1
    high school football.
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    Law banning
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    OKLAHOMA CITY On Sunday, Oklahoma officially will become the 46th state to ban texting
    while driving. It is a law legislators
    say is as an effort to make Oklahoma roadways safer by reducing
    the number of distracted drivers.
    House Bill 1965, authored by
    Rep. Terry ODonnell, makes texting while driving a primary offense, which means an officer can
    pull a person over without witnessing any other violations, and
    imposes a maximum $100 fine for
    violation of the law. The law exempts drivers who are using their
    phone to communicate with emergency responders while driving.
    This is a wake-up call not just
    for teen drivers but all of us who
    have become accustomed to the
    constant contact our cellular devices provide, said Speaker of the
    House Jeffrey W. Hickman, RFairview.
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    noon meal with selected fifthgraders.

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