Singapore Passes Law Criminalizing Holding Phones While Driving

Singapore's Parliament passed a new law making it illegal to hold phones while driving, with Members of Parliament also raising concerns about other digital distractions like mounted devices and infotainment systems.

4 Aug, 13:38 — 4 Aug, 13:38

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MPs raise concerns over mounted devices, private-hire drivers as law passed to criminalise holding phones while driving

One Member of Parliament noted the growing range of digital distractions in the form of wearable devices and large infotainment systems in vehicles.

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Singapore Passes Law Criminalizing Holding Phones While Driving

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MPs raise concerns over mounted devices, private-hire drivers as law passed to criminalise holding phones while driving

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