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New year brings new laws in Arizona
As of January 1, 2021, drivers can only access and use their phones if they are in hands-free mode. Author: Matt Yurus (12News) Updated: 8:45 PM MST December 27, 2020
PHOENIX Phones in hand, fingers tapping away, eyes darting up and down. Drivers stopping at green lights, weaving, rapidly self-correcting or worse. We’ve had an instance where we’ve lost a trooper that was killed, because a commercial driver was driving distracted,” Raul Garcia of the Department of Public Safety said.
In the aftermath of Officer Clay Townsend’s death, who died conducting a traffic stop in January 2019, his family pushed for change.
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Disney World to stop photoshopping masks onto riders after criticism
The theme park was called out for adding an oversized face covering onto a guest in an action shot of thrill seekers, bought by a fellow rider earlier this month
Disney experimented putting face masks on ride photos (Image: Facebook)
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Disney World says it will now stop photoshopping face masks onto rider s faces - days after altering an image of a guest without a covering
A picture taken on the DINOSAUR attraction in Animal Kingdom appeared to show a rider with a digitally altered mask; the image was taken earlier this month
Since reopening in July Disney states that face coverings are required for all Guests (ages 2 and up) and Cast Members as part of their COVID-19 rules
They had refused to release images where guests were not in masks, reports say
But Disney then appeared to change their policy by digitally altering images