DRIVERS using their mobile phones while behind the wheel could be caught out by police watching from above. New surveillance operations are being put in place to clamp down on the number of distrac…
DRIVERS using their mobile phones while behind the wheel could be caught out by police watching from above.
Its officers then pass on driver details to traffic officers in patrol vehicles, who pull over offenders and issue a fine. Rob Gwynne-Thomas of the South Wales Police Road Policing Unit explains when you can and can't use a phone in the car:. Any physical interaction with your phone will be classified as "using it".. You must set the route before you turn on your car and set off on your journey.Using your phone when the car is stationary. While the engine is on and you are in control of the car, it is illegal to touch your phone..
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