'Phones and roads are deadly': RACQ wants pedestrians on mobiles fined

Posted 2018-06-19 , Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The RACQ says pedestrian deaths in Queensland are rising sharply because too many people cross the road while staring at their mobile phones. The motoring lobby group wants offenders fined like jay walkers. ...

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