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Prohibition against use of mobile communication devices

Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (Changi Airport) By-laws 2009

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—(1) No person shall use a mobile communication device (other than a walkie-talkie or radio telephone) while driving a vehicle or operating equipment within the airside.(2) Paragraph (1) shall not apply to the driver of the following vehicles:(a)any fire-fighting vehicle being used to fight fire, preserve life or property, give aid or rescue persons who are in danger or involved in an accident or any other emergency;(b)any ambulance being used to aid or rescue persons who are in danger or involved in an accident or any other emergency;(c)any Government-owned vehicle used by the Singapore Police Force or the Singapore Civil Defence Force to execute, facilitate or aid in any emergency response or rescue operation; and(d)any vehicle that is owned by the Authority or the airport licensee and being used to execute, facilitate or aid in any emergency response or rescue operation.(3) In this by-law —“communication function” means —(a)sending or receiving audio phone calls, text messages, video calls, video messages, written messages or images;(b)sending or receiving electronic documents; or(c)providing access to the Internet;“mobile communication device” means —(a)a mobile phone; or(b)any wireless handheld device (such as a tablet computer) or wearable device (such as a smart watch) designed or capable of being used for a communication function;“use”, in relation to a mobile communication device, means to hold it in at least one hand while operating any of its functions.

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