Kyiv Patrol Police Warns Drivers About 510 Hryvnia Fine for Using Phones While Driving.

According to inkorr.com: The Patrol Police of Kyiv addressed drivers with a request not to use phones while driving, as even a small distraction can lead to an accident. The police emphasize that it is permitted to use mobile devices only with headsets or hands-free, which allows drivers to keep their hands on the wheel.

'Using a phone while driving without special devices is not only a violation of the law but also a direct threat to the safety of the driver and other road users,' the police reported.

For such violations, administrative responsibility is provided according to part 2 of article 122 of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses, with a fine of 510 hryvnias.

Call to Follow the Rules

Law enforcement agencies called on drivers to be responsible and adhere to traffic rules. It was also reminded about the creation of the Road Safety Strategy for Ukraine, which was discussed at the international transport forum.

The police emphasize the importance of following traffic rules, particularly the prohibition on using phones without special devices. Such actions can lead to accidents on the road, so drivers are urged to be attentive and cautious.

The police's address is timely, as issues related to the use of phones while driving continue to be relevant. Ensuring safety on the roads is a shared responsibility of all road users, and a conscious approach to the rules can reduce the risks of accidents.