
Le gouvernement durcit sa réponse face à la banalisation de l’usage du téléphone au volant après 3515 décès sur les routes en 2025.
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Le gouvernement cherche à réduire la mortalité routière liée à l'usage du téléphone, avec 3515 décès enregistrés en 2025.
«Il faut une sanction réelle» : le ministère de l’Intérieur généralise la suspension du permis de conduire pour usage de téléphone au volant
INFO LE FIGARO - Alors que 3515 personnes ont perdu la vie sur les routes en 2025, le gouvernement veut durcir sa réponse face à la banalisation de l’usage du téléphone au volant. Marie-Pierre Vedrenne, ministre déléguée chargée de la Citoyenneté, détaille cette mesure au Figaro.
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Généralisation de la suspension du permis pour usage du téléphone au volant.
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