If you are involved in a cell phone-related accident while driving, what is the fine?

In Georgia, the law imposes a fine of $300 for being involved in an accident while using a cell phone. This is part of efforts to decrease distractions among drivers and enhance road safety. The specific amount is designed to serve as a deterrent against using a cell phone while driving, which can significantly impair a driver's ability to remain focused on the road. Recognizing the dangers associated with distracted driving, including the increased risk of accidents and potential injuries, the state has established this penalty as a clear consequence for violating this regulation. The fines for other levels of distracted driving or subsequent offenses can vary, but the specific fine for a cell phone-related accident is set at $300.