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Mobile phone driving ban comes into force

By Jo Best

Published: Monday 01 December 2003

Reader Comments

The consequence must be that it also should be for...
Sven Forsberg

What a total waste of time. Yes we all know that ...
Anonymous

What about smoking - Lighting a cigarette is more ...
Mike Taylor

I can understand the reasoning behind not using a ...
Anonymous

I completely agree with the ban on holding a mobil...
Anonymous

So now they're talking about upping the fine and g...
Anonymous

I do feel that all this rubbish about mobile phone...
Amanda Sutherland

Whilst I agree that any distraction is dangerous w...
Lindsay keen-

I do not object to the principle of making phone u...
Anonymous

eating, phoning, smoking is dangerous whilst drivi...
Roy Wheatley

For me it's pretty simple. There should be a ban ...
Andrew Le May

the law on mobile phones should not come in over t...
tony mcintyre

Get real folks - this is'nt about safety, it's abo...
Neil Barrett

For Sale: Car radio / CD player. One formerly care...
Anonymous

What will they do next, ban having passengers? Wh...
Nirmal Singh

A great money spinning idea would be to create a p...
Julian Defries

A great money spinning idea would be to create a p...
Julian Defries

It is about time the government did something. The...
Anonymous

Amanda and Sven hit the nail on the head. Talking...
Richard Morrow

What a load of whinging idiots you lot are! Yes, ...
Anonymous

A well overdue law,its about time all us drivers g...
xrayfish2002

I agree with the ban as it stands. I peronally use...
D Campbell

Using a mobile phone in full hands free mode is th...
Geoff Williamson

We Need Clarity! I support the new rules but wh...
John Kingdon

Do not always blaim drivers - this morning I pulle...
Anonymous

The world has gone mad. A year ago, I heard of a ...
Anonymous

BAN SMOKING AND DRIVING!! It is equally as dist...
Anonymous

Listen PC law has gone crackers, lets look at this...
Daniel Trent

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