In Connecticut, texting and driving is a primary offense, and the police can pull you over and write you a citation if you are caught texting and driving. According to the Connecticut Department of Transportation, distracted driving involves any non-driving activity you engage in while behind the wheel. Texting is considered particularly egregious since it includes all three distracted driving behaviors – manual, visual, and cognitive. Additionally, your vehicle does not have to be moving for you to receive a ticket for texting and driving