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South Wales Police Launch Mobile Safety Campaign

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Today we’re launching our mobile phone safety campaign to remind drivers of the dangers of holding a mobile phone while driving, and to encourage them to report drivers using their phone at the wheel. ?

It’s illegal to hold a mobile phone while driving, don’t picture yourself in a collision. ?

You’re about 6 times more likely to be involved in a collision using your mobile phone while driving than you would be driving intoxicated. ?

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Today we’re launching our mobile phone safety campaign to remind drivers of the dangers of holding a mobile phone while driving, and to encourage them to report drivers using their phone at the wheel. ?

It’s illegal to hold a mobile phone while driving, don’t picture yourself in a collision. ?

You’re about 6 times more likely to be involved in a collision using your mobile phone while driving than you would be driving intoxicated. ?

If you suspect someone is driving while using their hand-held mobile phone ⬇️

? Report it on 101, or 999 in an emergency.

? Submit video or photographic evidence bit.ly/walesmobilephone– only if it is safe and legal to do.

Today we’re launching our mobile phone safety campaign to remind drivers of the dangers associated with a mobile phone whilst driving, and encourage them to report drivers that use their phone while driving. ? ? ?

It is illegal to hold a mobile phone while driving. Don’t cause a collision. ?

You are about six times more likely to be part of a collision if you use your mobile phone while driving than you would drive under the influence of alcohol. ? ? ?

If you suspect someone driving when using a mobile phone ⬇️

? let us know by calling 101, or 999 in an emergency.

? submit a video or photographic evidence via https://gosafesnap.cymru if you can do so in safe and chyfreithlon mode.

https://www.facebook.com/swpolice/videos/339296647016968/?t=0

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