The Danger of Using Phones While Driving

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The dangers of

handphone driving!
Using the mobile phone while you are driving is an inconsiderate and dangerous
act. It distracts you from the road and affects your ability to control your vehicle.

Words of advice to motorists:


1

You are not allowed to phone and drive.

Do not SMS when you are driving.

If you must answer or make a call,


ask your passenger to do it for you.

If you are travelling alone, drive to a safe place before


making the call.

If there is an urgent need to use the mobile phone while


you are driving, use the car kit or mobile phone headset
and keep the call short.

The best gift to your loved ones is yourself.

MAKE IT HOME SAFELY

Penalty for phone and drive:


a) For an offender convicted in court for the first time, a fine not exceeding
$1000 or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 6 month or both.
b) For an offender convicted in court for a second or subsequent time, a fine
not exceeding $2000 or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 12
months or both.
c) 12 demerit points shall also be awarded to the offender upon conviction
or payment of the prescribed penalty. Upon conviction, the offender may
also be disqualified from driving.
d) The offenders hand phone and SIM card may be seized to facilitate
investigation. These may be forfeited by the court upon conviction.

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