INTERVIEW: SR Sergeant Lucas Chambers - Drive thru phone rules

In South Australia, a major operation aimed at reducing road fatalities has come to a close. The Stop Drink Drug Drive campaign, which ran from June 26th to 28th, saw police conducting a large number of driver tests across the state. While the majority of drivers did the right thing, some unfortunately lost their licenses for six to twelve months. Senior Sergeant Lucas Chambers joins this episode to discuss the operation and its impact. This episode delves into the specifics of the Stop Drink Drug Drive campaign, including the new tools police have at their disposal to detect drivers under the influence of drugs. The conversation also touches on the importance of being aware of the laws surrounding mobile phone use while driving. From hands-free devices to paying for transactions at drive-throughs, the Senior Sergeant Lucas Chambers clarifies what's allowed and what's not. The discussion highlights the need for drivers to be mindful of their actions on the road, particularly when it comes to using their phones. With the fatal five offenses being a leading cause of accidents, the police are cracking down on distracted driving. The Senior Sergeant Lucas Chambers shares insights into the consequences of not following the rules and the importance of planning ahead. If you're interested in learning more about the Stop Drink Drug Drive campaign and the laws surrounding mobile phone use while driving, tune in to this episode of Luke's Law and Order. The conversation is informative and engaging, and provides valuable insights into the importance of road safety.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.