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The increased use of mobile phones while driving is a type of distraction that has the biggest impact on driving behaviour. Using mobile phones means drivers have their eyes off the road, their hands off the steering wheel, and their minds off the road and the surrounding situation.

Evidence shows distraction caused by mobile phones can impair performance in a number of ways, notably braking reaction time, reaction to traffic signals, ability to keep in the correct lane, shorter following distances, and an overall reduction in awareness of what is happening around you.

Unlike distraction, incorrectly wearing a seatbelt is not necessarily the cause of crashes, but it does increase the severity of the injury and reduces the risk of being killed in a crash by up to 50 per cent.

If you or your passengers aren’t wearing seatbelts correctly or you’re illegally using your phone, you will be caught. Always click on your seatbelt, store your phone and you’re good to go.

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