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CRIMINAL DEFENCE LAWYERS
TEXTING WHILE DRIVING / USING MOBILES
If you are accused of texting while driving, get in touch to book an appointment with one of our specialist driving offence solicitors.
Mission
Using mobile phones while driving is illegal. This applies even if you are stationary in traffic or waiting at traffic lights. Engaging in texting or interacting with your mobile phone while driving constitutes an offence.
Understanding Penalties
If caught using mobile phones or texting while driving, you may receive a Fixed Penalty Notice of £200 and 6 penalty points on your driving licence.
If Charged
Seeking legal advice from a solicitor experienced in this area of law is crucial. This ensures you receive the most current advice to attain the best possible outcome for your case.
What Does the Law Say About Using Mobiles While Driving?
It is illegal to hold a mobile phone while driving, regardless of the purpose. Previously, it was only unlawful for drivers to use their phones for communication. Now, it is against the law for drivers to hold their phones for any reason.
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