Lidl launches hands-free for the car that will prevent you from being fined

We all know that there have been some changes this year when it comes to drivers in Spain: speed limits of 30 km / hour in urban areas, high fines for not wearing a mask and even 200 euros for carrying a mobile phone, although not We are using it and precisely to avoid the latter, nothing like choosing the new hands-free that Lidl is launching now.Lidl launches a hands-free for the car that will prevent you from being fined while driving. installed in the car and linked to our phone by Bluetooth, it will allow us to receive calls to our smartphone without having to remove or manipulate it, thus avoiding a fine.A car hands-free from the Silvercrest brand that works as we say by Bluetooth so we just have to turn it on and link it to the mobile phone. The device, which also has a comfortable magnetic clamp to adjust it to the visor of the car, costs only 12.99 euros and you already have it for sale in the Lidl online store. If you want to buy it in any of its supermarkets, you will have to wait until next May 24. Easy to install, easy to use and also easy to charge since it includes a USB charger so that we can charge it either at home or if we prefer. , in the car. Fines for using the mobile phone while driving. A good solution to be able to answer urgent or emergency calls while we are in the car, since we know that it is strictly forbidden to manipulate the mobile while driving.In fact, the fine is not only 200 euros, but also six points are withdrawn from our driving license and not because we are caught talking with the mobile phone in hand or on our legs (through loudspeaker), but also to send a message or recording a voice note are considered grounds for a serious offense. And not only that, in the new Law on Traffic, Motor Vehicle Circulation and Road Safety, the DGT imposes a fine of 200 euros and the withdrawal of 3 points from the card if The mobile phone is used but it is not in the hands or on the legs, so it is better to put it aside and not touch it at any time, something that is facilitated by devices such as the new hands-free that Lidl presents. Anyway, it is always much better to do what the DGT advises in case you want to answer an emergency call while we are on the road: that we get off the road, park safely and answer the call.