Uber Eats Driver Ticketed

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Distracted driving? B.C. Uber Eats driver fined $295 for tapping phone to accept order | Globalnews.ca

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A B.C. Uber Eats driver must pay for his distracted driving ticket after the case was appealed to the Supreme Court .

Vasu Virda had been charged on July 31, 2024 , with using an electronic device while driving contrary to 214.2(1 ) of the Motor Vehicle Act .

A police officer testified that he saw him tap the screen of his phone twice while he was stopped at a light.

We assume B.C. ’s traffic laws will be interpreted consistent with these new regulations.” Global News reached out to the Ministry of Public Safety for comment..

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