A driver is four times more likely to crash if they use a mobile phone while driving. All drivers are banned by law from using hand-held mobile phones – for both texting and talking. If a driver is caught they can be fined and receive demerit points.
Encourage drivers and dispatchers to plan journeys so they include rest stops when drivers can check messages and return calls and texts. Keep the phone switched off while driving.
Under the Land Transport Amendment Rule a hands-free mobile phone can be used while driving if:
However, there are still risks associated with hands-free mobile phones, because the driver’s attention is divided while talking on the phone and driving.
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