Ah, the ever-tempting siren call of your mobile phone while driving in Queensland—don't give in, unless you fancy a hefty fine and some points on your licence. In Queensland, using a handheld mobile phone while driving can cost you up to $1000 and 4 demerit points. This includes making calls, texting, or even fiddling with apps. Hands-free devices? Generally safer, but distractions abound, so keep your eyes on the road.
Used phones aren’t the issue here, but if you’re hunting for a new set, check out PuppyList or Tradingpost for bargains. Remember, no message or call is worth a ticket or, worse, a crash. Stay legal, stay alive.
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