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More than 25 per cent of collisions across three counties last year involving a motorist using their mobile phone resulted in death or serious injury. Hertfordshire Constabulary is highlighting the dangers of using a phone while driving this month as part of a national road safety campaign, warning that doing so is “incredibly dangerous”. The force says that using a mobile phone behind the wheel is a leading cause of collisions and that many of those result in serious injury or death. In 2020, over a quarter of all collisions in Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire tha...

Updated Police are warning drivers Hertfordshire motorists not to use their mobile phones while driving. Using a mobile phone while driving is a leading cause of collisions and many of those result in serious injury or death. Last year, over a quarter of all collisions in Beds, Cambs and Herts involving use of a mobile phone while driving ended in fatality or serious injury. The photo has been used for illustration purposes For this reason, Hertfordshire Police is urging all motorists to put their mobile phones away and avoid unnecessary distractions. Chief Inspector Stephen O’Keeffe, hea...