How many points will be deducted and fined for using a phone while driving?
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Operating a motor vehicle while engaging in activities such as making or answering handheld phone calls that hinder safe driving will result in point deductions. Engaging in behaviors like making or answering handheld phone calls or watching TV that interfere with safe driving may lead to a warning or a fine. Below are specific details on related content: Car phone mounts: They can be placed on the front windshield or the dashboard. Another type is a mount that clips onto the air vent, while the third type is a phone holder installed on the steering wheel. Disadvantages of using a phone while driving: Drivers who use phones while driving significantly reduce their visual perception of the surroundings, noticing 50% less information than focused drivers. The risk of an accident increases fourfold when making phone calls while driving and 22 times when looking at a phone. Brain reaction times are 30% slower when using a phone while driving compared to driving under the influence of alcohol. Drivers using phones drive 9% slower than in normal conditions, and their braking reaction time is 19% slower.