Masoud Jahani was “shocked” when he lost a fight to overturn a distracted driving ticket he got for plugging his cell phone into a charger while stopped at a North Vancouver intersection in 2015. Jahani used his legal training and spent $700 appealing the ticket in B.C. Supreme Court but lost this month, because B.C.’s stringent distracted driving laws allow wide latitude for police to target any driver who touches or looks at a digital device. “How does this stop distracted driving? I’m exhausted. I’m not sure I’ll take it further…
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