Drivers in Singapore could soon be committing an offence simply by holding a mobile communication device while their vehicle is moving, even if they are not using it. The proposed changes to the Road Traffic Act would also mean the Traffic Police would no longer have to prove that the driver was using the device. Daniel Martin speaks with Zachary Lim, Associate at IRB Law.

Drivers in Singapore could soon be committing an offence simply by holding a mobile communication device while their vehicle is moving, even if they are not using it. The proposed changes to the Road Traffic Act would also mean the Traffic Police would no longer have to prove that the driver was using the device. Daniel Martin speaks with Zachary Lim, Associate at IRB Law.

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