If you’re set on positioning your Sat Nav on your windscreen, you can mount it at the very bottom, as close to the dashboard as possible.

Make sure you set up your phone properly to use as hands-free before you set off and, if you need to touch your phone at any point during your journey, pull over to do so.

Phone driving laws 2017 - Here’s how to legally use your smartphone as a Sat Nav MOBILE phone driving laws have got stricter in the UK with increased fines, penalty points and a larger effort by ...

I drove my 2006 ULEZ compliant car during this week, from Colindale, NW9 to New End Square, NW3. My satnav is always set to "avoid toll roads". It said 'cannot avoid tolls'. I didn't see any road ...