Put the Phone Away or Pay

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Stay Focused on the Road, Not Your Phone: From April 9-13, 2026, the Brighton Police Department is participating in a nationwide enforcement campaign, Put the Phone Away or Pay, to combat the dangers of distracted driving.. This high-visibility initiative aims to raise awareness about the deadly risks and legal repercussions of driving while distracted. Distracted driving takes many forms, but the most common culprit is texting and cell phone use behind the wheel. If you need to send or receive a message, make sure to pull over to a safe location and park your vehicle before using your device. During this campaign, the Brighton Police Department will increase patrols to crack down on distracted driving, ensuring a safer road environment for everyone.

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