New technology to combat drivers illegally using mobile phones

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New technology to combat drivers illegally using mobile phones

Neighbouring forces lead the way on device that also acts as a reminder to 'distraction' offending.

Offending actions: Westcote device spots a phone being used

Date - 12th April 2019
By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle

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Two neighbouring forces are pioneering new technology to help detect one of motoring’s most “dangerous and distracting” offences. Police have unveiled a new device which can detect when drivers are using their mobile phones at the...

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