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    (Republic Act 10913) : The Anti-Distracted Driving Law

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    The Anti-distracted driving law (Republic Act 10913) covers private and public vehicles as well as cyclists and covers using phones to text, call or browse while driving. It establishes a "safe zone" for dashcams behind the rearview mirror and prohibits using phones within 4 inches of the line of sight. It allows hands-free phone use through Bluetooth and pulling over to use the phone. Emergency vehicles are exempt from the law. Penalties for violations include fines from Php 5,000 to Php 20,000 and possible license suspension or revocation.

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    The Anti-distracted driving law (Republic Act 10913) covers private and public vehicles as well as cyclists and covers using phones to text, call or browse while driving. It establishes a "safe zone" for dashcams behind the rearview mirror and prohibits using phones within 4 inches of the line of sight. It allows hands-free phone use through Bluetooth and pulling over to use the phone. Emergency vehicles are exempt from the law. Penalties for violations include fines from Php 5,000 to Php 20,000 and possible license suspension or revocation.

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    The Anti-distracted driving law (Republic Act 10913) covers private and public vehicles as well as cyclists and covers using phones to text, call or browse while driving. It establishes a "safe zone" for dashcams behind the rearview mirror and prohibits using phones within 4 inches of the line of sight. It allows hands-free phone use through Bluetooth and pulling over to use the phone. Emergency vehicles are exempt from the law. Penalties for violations include fines from Php 5,000 to Php 20,000 and possible license suspension or revocation.

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    (Republic Act 10913) : The Anti-Distracted Driving Law

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    The Anti-distracted driving law (Republic Act 10913) covers private and public vehicles as well as cyclists and covers using phones to text, call or browse while driving. It establishes a "safe zone" for dashcams behind the rearview mirror and prohibits using phones within 4 inches of the line of sight. It allows hands-free phone use through Bluetooth and pulling over to use the phone. Emergency vehicles are exempt from the law. Penalties for violations include fines from Php 5,000 to Php 20,000 and possible license suspension or revocation.

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    The Anti-distracted driving law

    (Republic Act 10913)

    COVERAGE

    Private vehicles Motorcycles Trucks PUVs School buses

    Cargo haulers carrying Cyclists Pedicabs or Animal or


    hazardous or flammable ‘Kuligligs’ human-powered
    materials vehicles

    SAFE ZONE FOR DASHBOARD

    Dashcam Mobile phones / Gadgets


    Must be placed behind the May not be used to text, call,
    rearview mirror. browse. Must not block driver’s
    line of sight.

    Google Maps or Waze


    LINE OF SIGHT
    Set destination on navigation
    apps before departing

    SAFE ZONE
    4” 4”

    DONT’S | Hindi Pinahihintulutan

    Using a mobile communications Using an electronic entertainment or


    device to write, send, or read computing device to play games,
    text-based communication or to watch movies, surf the internet,
    make or receive calls, and other compose messages, read e-books,
    similar acts. perform calculations, and other
    similar acts.
    Paggamit ng mobile communications
    device o cellphone para mag text, mag Paggamit ng electronic entertainment
    send ng text, o magbasa ng text, device upang maglaro ng games,
    maging ang pagtanggap ng tawag o manood ng mga pelikula, mag internet,
    anumang kaparehong gawain. magsulat ng mensahe, magbasa ng
    e-books, mag compute, o anumang
    kaparehong gawain.

    DO’S | Pinahihintulutan

    Motorists can use mobile devices as


    long as it is through a hands-free
    means. For example: speaker phone,
    earphones, microphones and
    Bluetooth devices.
    Should you need to use your mobile
    Maaaring gumamit ng mobile devices device, pull over safely to the side of
    o cellphone sa pamamagitan ng the road.
    hands-free na paraan. Halimbawa,
    paggamit ng speaker phone, Pinapayagan ng batas ang paggamit ng
    earphones, microphones at Bluetooth mobile device kung ang sasakyan ay
    devices. maayos na nakatabi sa kalsada.

    EXEMPTIONS

    Operators of
    Emergency purposes
    emergency vehicles

    PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS

    › FIRST OFFENSE: Php 5,000


    › SECOND OFFENSE: Up to Php 10,000
    › THIRD OFFENSE: Php 15,000 plus suspension of the driver’s
    license for three months
    › FOURTH OFFENSE: Php 20,000 and revocation of the driver’s
    license

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