DRIVERS can save themselves a fortune thanks to a clever £1.99 gadget from Home Bargains.

The CarStore Air Vent Car Phone Holder clips onto your car and stops pesky fines piling up -- while making sure every drive feels smoother and safer.

Drivers caught using a mobile phone behind the wheel face a £200 fine and six penalty points on their licence.

This applies even if you're stopped at traffic lights or stuck in traffic.

If you're a new driver and accumulate six or more points within two years of passing your test, you'll lose your licence.

Even celebrities aren't immune, as rapper Stormzy was banned from driving for nine months and fined £2,010 after admitting to using his phone while driving.

A simple £1.99 gadget from Home Bargains that clips onto your car can prevent you from holding your phone while driving, helping you avoid hefty fines and making your journey safer.

Product details

The CarStore Air Vent Car Phone Holder clips onto your car's air vent, holding your phone steady even on the bumpiest of roads.

It uses smart gravity clamping, so your device locks in place as soon as it's dropped into the holder.

A pivoting ball joint lets you angle your screen perfectly, while soft silicone grips prevent scratches.

A five-point support system keeps the phone stable, meaning no more juggling your device or risking a fine.

It works with most smartphones, giving drivers a simple, hands-free way to stay legal and safe behind the wheel.

More car gadgets

As temperatures continue to drop, The Range has launched a £4.99 gadget that can defog your car windscreen in less than five minutes.

The CarKit Microwavable Car Dehumidifier quickly absorbs the moisture on your windscreen and easily rids the glass of condensation.

Motorists are also being urged to use a cheap kitchen item under their car seats to banish foul smells.

The everyday item costs just 65p - but can eliminate "persistent car odours" and also prevent mould.

A jar of humble baking soda under a car seat can "work wonders" by absorbing and cleaning smells, said one cleaning expert.

For the ultra-quickest, cheapest and surprisingly effective safety upgrade, stick-on blind spot mirrors can be bought for as little as £3.29 at Halfords or around £4 at Argos.

For those interested in a more advanced, high-tech solution, online marketplaces like eBay offer electronic radar-based systems with prices starting from around £40.

The £1.99 Home Bargains buy that keeps £200 fine at bay & make driving a dream