| Charity calls for tougher mobile phone penalties |
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Road safety charity Brake has branded the new penalties for using mobile phones while driving as being too lenient . A recent survey conducted by Brake revealed that while drivers were more informed about the dangers of using a mobile while driving, they continued to ignore the law. Brake called on the government to raise the penalty from £60 to £1,000 and give police power to confiscate phones from drivers.
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About time some acti... About time some action was taken to get those idiots who think they are in control of their vehicle on a roundabout,with one hand stuck to their ear. |
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