What’s the Queensland government’s rules for mobile phones whilst on the road?

Here’s a guide so you can avoid fines and demerits and drive safer. It’s illegal to have your phone in your hand or resting on any part of your body, including your lap. It applies even when stopped in traffic. There are also additional restrictions for Learner and P1 license drivers under 25. You are not allowed to use the hands-free functionality of your phone, which includes wireless headsets and loudspeaker functions. You are not allowed to touch, look, or operate your phone using voice. Passengers for Learner and P1 drivers are also prohibited from using a mobile phone’s loudspeaker function.

When Can You Use Your Mobile Phone?

You can hold your phone safely while stopped for: 1. pay for goods and services, for example, at a drive-through. 2. gain access to or from a road-related area, such as a car park. 3. present a digital driver licence or another document to police when asked. 4. get a card or money out of a phone wallet for the previously listed purposes

What is the Safe and Legal Driving Solutions with Strike Car Phone Holders

It’s not worth getting fined and getting demerit points for using your smartphone illegally. You can dock your mobile phone without obscuring your view with car mounts. Strike’s car phone cradles are designed to securely mount your device in a convenient position to prevent road distractions.