Motor Vehicle Law and ICBC Breaches (13:XI) - Revision history

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	~~Part 3~~.1 of the MVA outlines offences related to the use of electronic devices while driving. Section 214.1 defines an “electronic device” as (a) a hand-held cellular phone, (b) a hand-held device capable of receiving email or text messages, or (c) any prescribed class or type of electronic device. Prescribed electronic devices are further defined in s 3 of the ''Use of Electronic Devices While Driving Regulation'', BC Reg 308/~~2009 [EDWDR] as any of the following:~~		== A. Motor Vehicle Act/ Insurance (Vehicle) Act offences ==
	*a) electronic devices that include a hands-free telephone function;
	*b) global positioning systems;
	*c) hand-held electronic devices, one of the purposes of which is to process or compute data;
	*d) hand-held audio players;
	*e) hand microphones; or
	*f) televisions.

	~~Exceptions for hands-free use of electronic devices are permitted under s 7 of the EDWDR. Further exceptions for persons carrying out special powers, duties, or functions are allowed under s 5.~~

	~~Use of an electronic device while driving will result in a ticket under s 25~~(15) ~~of the MVA (driving contrary to a restriction) and result in a fine of $167 pursuant to Schedule 3 of the VTAFR.~~

			Some violations of the ''Motor Vehicle Act'' or ''Criminal Code'' may also be breaches of ICBC insurance conditions, and serve to void your insurance. For more information, consult [[Introduction to ICBC Automobile Insurance (12:I) \| Chapter 12 – Automobile Insurance (ICBC)]].

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Part 3.1 of the MVA outlines offences related to the use of electronic devices while driving. Section 214.1 defines an “electronic device” as (a) a hand-held cellular phone, (b) a hand-held device capable of receiving email or text messages, or (c) any prescribed class or type of electronic device. Prescribed electronic devices are further defined in s 3 of the ''Use of Electronic Devices While Driving Regulation'', BC Reg 308/2009 [EDWDR] as any of the following:
*a) electronic devices that include a hands-free telephone function;
*b) global positioning systems;
*c) hand-held electronic devices, one of the purposes of which is to process or compute data;
*d) hand-held audio players;
*e) hand microphones; or
*f) televisions.

Exceptions for hands-free use of electronic devices are permitted under s 7 of the EDWDR. Further exceptions for persons carrying out special powers, duties, or functions are allowed under s 5.

Use of an electronic device while driving will result in a ticket under s 25(15) of the MVA (driving contrary to a restriction) and result in a fine of $167 pursuant to Schedule 3 of the VTAFR.