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The federal government and Germany’s states are considering a wider rollout of cameras that detect mobile-phone use while driving, known as “Handy-Blitzer,” to reduce the dangers of driver distraction. The proposal is still under review, however. The technology requires a clear legal basis, and so far only the state of Rhineland-Palatinate has regulated its use. The existing penalty for holding and using a phone while driving is €100 and one point on the driving-violation register; it is not a new fine linked to the proposal.
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