
By ALEXANDER LAWRIE
A SHOCKING 66 people were caught every day last year using a mobile phone while driving on Scotland’s roads.
Over 24,000 drivers were handed £60 Fixed Penalty Notices by Scotland’s eight police forces after driving dangerously.
Road safety chiefs have slammed the figures, recently released under the Freedom of Information Act, as “horrendous” and “alarming”.
The numbers for 2008 have risen by almost a third compared to the previous year’s figures.
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Thursday, May 14, 2009
Categories: 1, Court & Crime, News, Scottish News . Tags: aa, Central Police, Deadline Press & Picture Agency, Driving Bans, Dumfries and Galloway Constabulary, Edinburgh News, Fife Constabulary, Fixed Penalty Notices, Freedom of Information Act, Grampian Police, Horror Crash, Hugh Cowie, Lothian and Borders Police, mobile phone, Northern Constabulary, Road Safety, Road Safety Scotland, scottish news, Strathclyde Police, Tayside Police . Author: alexanderlawrie . Comments: Leave a comment