Can the co-pilot read the text message in the driver's seat?

The co-pilot can't play with his mobile phone while driving. He should concentrate on observing the road conditions and remind drivers to pay attention to safety in time.

Playing mobile phones, watching computers and reading books in the co-pilot does not violate traffic regulations, but you should fasten your seat belt. However, if the use of mobile phones prevents drivers from driving to a certain extent and causes adverse effects, they also need to bear legal responsibility.

According to Australian national regulations, the co-pilot can't play with the mobile phone, otherwise he will be fined. Junior drivers can't use mobile phones, and any function involving mobile phones will be punished.

Harm of playing mobile phone while driving;

1, reduce safety: playing mobile phone while driving, the driver's control of vehicle speed, the grasp of vehicle distance and the avoidance of obstacles will have a great impact, which will easily make the vehicle operation wrong or out of control, thus causing accidents.

2. Distraction: Driving and playing with a mobile phone will distract the driver and ignore the observation of vehicles and pedestrians on the road. In an emergency, it will greatly reduce the adaptability and response time, resulting in traffic accidents. Research shows that 70% of fatal accidents are caused by drivers' inattention.

3. The field of vision is narrowed. Using a mobile phone while driving will reduce the driver's perception of distant objects.

4. It is easy to cause traffic jams. When citizens drive, they may find that a main road is neither traffic accident nor blocked, but it is often blocked for no reason. The traffic police found that similar congestion was mostly caused by driving and playing with mobile phones.

Using a mobile phone while driving will cause an artificial interception effect on the road-because as long as you play with a mobile phone, the speed will definitely be much slower than the normal driving speed.