TWRS-203 – How Will the New PA Hands-Free Law Affect Mobile Radios?

We discuss the new Pennsylvania law that bans the use of handheld mobile devices and how it may affect two way radio operators across various services. We’ll also take some of your comments and questions from our blog, YouTube channel and our forum at twowayradioforum dot com.

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On June 5 2025, Pennsylvania enacted Paul Miller’s Law. This new law bans the use of hand-held mobile devices in a vehicle, even when the vehicle is stationary. While many other states have hands-free laws, this one seems to be a little more concerning to mobile radio operators because it allows an exception for only one radio service and not the others. How will it affect the use of business, CB, GMRS and MURS mobile radio communications? Could this bring about the eventual end to on and off road mobile two way radios for those services as we know it?

Hands-Free Options For Radios 20:06
We have several hands-free options for mobile two way radios that may be affected by Paul Miller’s Law.

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Questions and Answers 37:38
Comments and questions from our blog, YouTube Channel and members of the Two Way Radio Forum. Check out and join the forum! It's free!

Wrap up and Close 44:04
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