Georgia Senate OKs teen cell phone ban while driving  Photo by
Donnie Ikpa  Photo by Donnie Ikpa  ATLANTA -- The Senate has
approved a bill that would ban texting and talking on a cell
phone while driving for teens.  Under the bill approved 47-0,
the driver's license of any teen who causes an accident while
using a cell phone to talk or text would be suspended for 90
days or until the offender turns 18 for a first offense.  The
offender would also be fined $150, which would be doubled if a
traffic accident occurs.  The House on Tuesday adopted a
separate measure aimed at banning text messaging while driving
by a 131-19 vote. The chambers will have to hash out their
differences.  Colorado, Louisiana, New York, Virginia and
Washington are among the states that ban text messages for all
drivers. Nine states ban text messaging for teen drivers.