Warning to drivers at risk of £200 fine when major new alert hits in days – know the rules
MOTORISTS face a £200 fine if they break driving rules when the new emergency siren hits next month.
are due to go out at 3pm on April 23, with people’s phones locked until they acknowledge the warning.will receive the 10-second message on the home screen alongside a loud warning sound and vibration.Touching your phone while driving could see you
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