{Disarmed} Mobile support is more important than we think: you can be fined if you take it where you shouldn t
The mobile is a great ally in our day to day. It is also at the wheel, but we must know some guidelines that the DGT puts in the mobile supports so that we cannot be fined when using the device as a GPS.
In the latest traffic law , the DGT has become even tougher with the use of mobile phones at the wheel . In fact, we can be fined for just holding the mobile , when before the authorities had to prove that we were using it. Now, depending on the mobile support you use, the police could fine you.
How do I know if my support is valid?
Despite the fact that there are no approved supports, much less, article 13.2 of the Traffic Law states the following: "The driver of a vehicle is obliged to maintain his own freedom of movement, the necessary field of vision and permanent attention to driving, that guarantee their own safety, that of the other occupants of the vehicle and that of other road users".
For this reason, it is always better to avoid those that are located on the moon or even on the top of the steering wheel . It is a law that is free of interpretation, so depending on the agent who stops us at any given time, he or she will be able to assess whether the way we carry the mobile is safe enough to circulate.
Let us remember that no matter how much the device is in a support, handling it while we are driving is also punished with 6 points on the license and a fine of 200 euros . However, if they determine the place where we carry the mobile support is inappropriate and affects driving, the fine is 100 euros and does not entail any withdrawal of points.

The DGT plans to carry out this type of control through cameras and other detection mechanisms through which to capture infractions and reduce deaths on the road for this type of reason.
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The news Mobile support is more important than we think: you can be fined if you take it where you shouldn't was originally published in xiaomist by Alejandro Fernández .
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