Any use of hand-held mobile phone while driving to become illegal
New Highway Code rules mean even passengers could face a fine for using a mobile phone - Chronicle Live
Highway Code rules mean you could face a big penalty if you use your mobile even as a passenger - Hull Live
Mobile phone driving laws - what is and isn't illegal? | RAC Drive
Car passengers could be fined £1,000 for using phones under new Highway Code crackdown - North Wales Live
Mobile phones and driving safety - Wikipedia
Passengers using phones could be fined under new Highway Code rules - Staffordshire Live
Even a passenger could be fined for using a mobile under new Highway Code rules - CoventryLive
Using your phone in the passenger seat could land you a £200 fine and six points - Birmingham Live
You can be fined for using a mobile phone in your car passenger seat - Leeds Live
Mobile phone driving laws - what is and isn't illegal? | RAC Drive
UK Mobile Phone Driving Laws | Scrap Car Comparison
New Laws On A Using Mobile Phone As Passenger | driveJohnson's
Brits using a phone in the car could be fined even if they're the passenger under new Highway Code rules
Using your phone while in the passenger seat could land you £200 fine and three points | Express.co.uk
Campaign to highlight new law around mobile phone use while driving | Suffolk Constabulary
Mobile phone driving laws - what is and isn't illegal? | RAC Drive
New law: Passengers can be fine £200 for using phones
Using a Mobile Phone while Driving – the Law is Changing
New Driving Laws UK in 2022: What you Need to Know | Drivetech
How using your mobile phone in the PASSENGER seat could land you a £200 fine and six penalty points | The Sun
Passengers could face a fine for using a mobile phone according to new Highway Code rules - Highways Industry
Changes to law to crackdown on motorists using mobile phones in Milton Keynes | Milton Keynes Citizen
Can I still use my phone as a satnav without £200 fine? - Mirror Online
UK to ban any use of hand-held mobile phones while driving | Mobile phones | The Guardian
