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Bilger Wants to Introduce so-Called Cell Phone Glitter Nationwide

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With so-called cell phone glitters, drivers who use the mobile phone at the wheel can be caught. So far, this is only available in Rhineland-Palatinate, Federal Transport Minister Bilger wants to introduce the technology nationwide.

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The so-called monocams are supposed to recognize cell phone traffickers at the wheel. But how do they work and what fines threaten? The most important information.

·Essen, Germany
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The so-called monocams are supposed to recognize cell phone traffickers at the wheel. But how do they work and what fines threaten? The most important information.

·Berlin, Germany
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The federal government and the federal states want to allow mobile-phone-blitzers nationwide. An AI recognizes smartphone-senders at the wheel.

·Essen, Germany
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With so-called cell phone glitters, drivers who use the mobile phone at the wheel can be caught. So far, this is only available in Rhineland-Palatinate, Federal Transport Minister Bilger wants to introduce the technology nationwide.

·Hamburg, Germany
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More than a thousand accidents happen every year through electronic devices at the wheel. That is "clearly too much". That is why Federal Transport Minister Steffen Bilger wants to make a strong contribution to the nationwide introduction of mobile phone glitters.

·Berlin, Germany
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wz.dewz.de
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Calling with the mobile phone at the wheel - that distracts from the road traffic and can lead to serious accidents. Is there soon nationwide mobile phone glitter?

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