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The proposal is among nearly 50 changes that the
General Services Department is considering implementing for state-owned vehicle
use.
Drivers of state-owned vehicles can now use a hands-free device to talk
while driving. But General Services Secretary Ed Burckle told the Albuquerque
Journal Wednesday that studies suggest a complete ban on cellphone use while
driving would likely decrease the number of accidents.
Other proposed changes
include a complete ban on private use of state vehicles and restrictions on gas
card use.
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