On today's edition of the NPR program Morning Edition:
In 2001, New York became the first state to prohibit drivers from using hand-held cell phones. A new study indicates that New York drivers reduced their use of hand-held mobile phones by half a few months after the ban went into effect, but usage has since bounced back. Hear NPR's Bob Edwards and New York Assemblyman Felix Ortiz, who helped draft the ban.
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