If you get busted for wearing headphones or earbuds while driving, it's a noncriminal traffic infraction, punishable as a nonmoving violation with a fine of between $30 and $60. It also adds three points to your Florida driver license, and some judges may sentence you to community service.

With a rare arctic air outbreak on its way to Florida, you may be temped to warm your car up in your driveway before heading out for the day… But is that legal in the Sunshine State?

Sen. Erin Grall proposes a ban on all handheld device use while driving, aiming to enhance road safety and reduce distracted driving incidents.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCJB) - Holding your cell phone while driving in Florida could soon be illegal. A Senate committee advanced a hands-free driving bill Wednesday morning. Florida already bans texting while driving, but with phones doing much more these ...

ORLANDO, Fla. – Thirty states across the country have a hands-free law while driving in all places. Florida does not. In those 30 states (besides Alabama and Missouri) that have hands-free laws in place, officers can cite a person for having and using a ...