Ah, Queensland’s mobile phone laws—because apparently, you can't just hold your phone wherever you like while driving. The key rule here is no handheld phone use while driving, which means you must use a hands-free device if you want to chat or navigate. This includes calls, texts, emails, and even scrolling through Instagram (tempting, but deadly).
If caught, fines can be hefty, starting around $400 plus demerit points. The laws apply to all drivers, including learners and P-plate holders, with extra strictness for the latter.
Remember, it’s not just about avoiding fines; it’s about not turning your car into a lethal projectile. For official details, check Queensland’s Department of Transport or ServiceCentral.
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