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Morris agrees it's time to crack down on distracted driving

A PG MLA has weighed in on the debate surrounding distracted driving.

Former mountie Mike Morris admits the issue requires extra attention from the provincial government.

The issue gained traction this week after Attorney General Suzanne Anton suggeted the $167 fine for distracted driving was too low.

All of this as stats from 2012 show more people died from distracted driving related crashes than impaired driving.

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