In Illinois, the use of handheld cellphones while driving is:
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Allowed for drivers ages 21 and older.
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Allowed for drivers ages 19 or older.
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Prohibited.
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Explanation
The use of handheld cellphones while driving is prohibited in Illinois. However, the use of hands-free devices or bluetooth technology is allowed for persons age 19 and older. This law is in place to improve road safety and prevent distracted driving, which is a leading cause of accidents on the road.
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