New Oregon Distracted Driving Law

Oregon’s new distracted driving law takes effect on Sunday, October 1, 2017.  The new law is much stricter and now makes it illegal for drivers to hold electronic devices, including cell phones, tablets and GPS units while they are driving.  “Hands-free” functions, such as Bluetooth, headsets and speakerphone, are still permitted under the new law.  … Read more

Interstate 84 bus crash: Lawsuit filed by 12 individuals accuses State of Oregon and ODOT of negligence

A lawsuit filed in Umatilla County Circuit Court accuses a tour bus operator, driver, the State of Oregon and the Oregon Department of Transportation of negligence in the worst bus crash in Oregon in nearly 50 years. The lawsuit is seeking more than $800 million in damages for 12 individuals. This story originally appeared in … Read more

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