Police will begin issuing fines of more than $600 to motorists caught using a mobile phone while driving at five locations across Adelaide tomorrow, as a three-month grace period ends.

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Mobile phone detection cameras will begin fining offending drivers across five locations in Adelaide this week. From Thursday, September 19, offending drivers caught touching their phone or having their device in their lap will cop a $639 fine and three demerit points.