Australia’s leading road safety organisation is looking to rewire drivers’ brains in an innovative bid to reduce the shocking jump in road deaths.
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Maroc - SMH.COM.AU - Top Stories - 19/Aug 11:16
Calls to confiscate mobile phone to curb road death toll
A measure that would see mobile phones confiscated from drivers who are caught using them behind the wheel may be on the agenda at WA's road safety summit.
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