Starting Jan. 1, tickets can now be given if someone holds their phone in their hand while driving in Louisiana.

LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) -Even warmer and windy weather returns Friday before a weaker cold front moves in for the weekend.

Starting Jan. 1, tickets can now be given if someone holds their phone in their hand while driving in Louisiana.

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A partially enacted Louisiana state law mandating no handheld device use while driving will carry a minimum $100 fine starting New Year’s Day 2026.

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