6月5日, 宾夕法尼亚州执行「Paul Miller法」, 禁止驾驶时使用手持装置。 Pennsylvania enforces "Paul Miller's Law" on June 5, banning handheld device use while driving.

宾夕法尼亚州的《保罗·米勒法》于6月5日生效, 禁止驾驶时使用手持设备, Pennsylvania's "Paul Miller's Law" goes into effect on June 5, banning the use of handheld devices while driving or at stoplights. 该法律以 2010 年因司机分心造成的车祸而丧生的小保罗·米勒 （Paul Miller Jr.） 的名字命名，旨在通过禁止发短信、打电话和在手持设备上浏览来减少事故。 Named after Paul Miller Jr., who died in a 2010 crash caused by a distracted driver, the law aims to reduce accidents by prohibiting texting, calling, and browsing on handheld devices. 50美元的罚款将于2026年开始,第一年发出警告。 Fines of $50 will start in 2026, with warnings issued in the first year. 法律允许在紧急情况下免费使用和例外。 The law permits hands-free use and exceptions for emergencies.