Motorists who use their mobile phone while driving could have the devices seized by police under a bold new plan.
Previously, rules meant texting or calling while driving was illegal. But since March 25, motorists who so much as touch their phone can be hit with a £200 penalty.
And, if a person is supervising a driver who is learning, they could be hit with a £1,000 fine - as well as a massive six points on their licence. The new rules make more actions illegal, having come into effect around eight months ago.