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B.C. Senior Gets Distracted Driving Ticket for iPhone Charging in Cupholder According to Vancouver resident Trevor Kramer, his mother was recently issued a distracted driving ticket for having her iPhone charging—in her vehicle’s cupholder. “My mom is in her 70s, has never had a single ticket in 50+ years of driving in BC. Today, she got a $368 ticket for having her phone visible (plugged in while connected to Bluetooth for voice / SMS). She wasn’t looking at / touching it,” said Kramer on Twitter, reaching out to Vancouver criminal lawyer, Kyla Lee. A photo posted by Kramer shows a...