The most common and most talked-about type of distracted driving in the United States is texting while driving. Pennsylvania law prohibits texting while driving by banning the use of any interactive wireless communication device (IWCD) while a vehicle is in motion. This does not include GPS nor systems that can operate through the vehicles system. The law imposes a $50 fine along with court fees, a surcharge, and lawyer fees. Fines get more serious when they lead to an accident. In addition, officers can pull you over just for seeing you using your phone, but it will not add any points to the penalized driver.