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Too Many Violations: Federal and Federal States Want Cell Phone Glitter

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Although it is forbidden, many are still reaching for the mobile phone at the wheel. Cameras could soon catch them: The federal government wants to enable the use of cell phone flashes nationwide. How the AI recognizes the drivers – and why the countries are happy about this.

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A high number of traffic accidents are due to distractions from smartphones. So-called mobile-phone-blitzers can detect drivers who operate their mobile phone at the wheel. So far, their use is only permitted in Rhineland-Palatinate, that should change.

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Novel speed cameras recognize when people are daddling on their mobile phones while driving. So far only Rhineland-Palatinate uses the technology in regular operation. That should change.

·Hamburg, Germany
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The Ministry of Transport wants to pave the way for mobile flashes all over Germany. The countries support the deployment. However, an important legal question is still open.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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Although it is forbidden, many are still reaching for the mobile phone at the wheel. Cameras could soon catch them: The federal government wants to enable the use of cell phone flashes nationwide. How the AI recognizes the drivers – and why the countries are happy about this.

No more mobile phone telephony at the wheel: the federal government makes serious and follows the example of Rhineland-Palatinate – mobile phone blitzers are soon to reduce the number of accidents everywhere.

The fact that the smartphone has nothing to look for at the wheel should actually be clear to everyone. The reality looks probably different. Who during the...To post: Traffic monitoring: Bund plans uniform rules for cell phone glitter Where you can follow us: Facebook, Reddit, Google News, X, Threads Keep up to date? Adds us to Google as the preferred source!

·Geestland, Germany
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ga.de broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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