7 New Illinois Laws You're Going to Want to Know in the New Year

 

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Nuccio DiNuzzo / Chicago Tribune

 
Not knowing a law is not considered a legal defense for not following it. So don’t get caught unawares — new laws will take effect in Illinois in 2015 that could affect the daily life of average Illinoisans. Get up to speed on what new rules you’ll be expected to follow in the new year.
Here are seven of the new laws:
1. E-Cigs

  • Must be kept behind store counters and out of reach from children.
  • Vapor refills must come in child-proof packaging.

2. Upped speed limits

  • The speed limit on the state’s tollways and interstates will increase to 70 mph; 60 mph for semis.

3. Traffic stops

  • No more ticket quota system for police.
  • If you get pulled over and are issued a ticket, your driver’s license won’t be held as bond.

Click here to read the rest of the new laws.

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