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No, using it that way while driving is prohibited.
No. A call from the company does not permit holding or handling a mobile phone by hand while driving. The hands-free exception requires communication without using the hands or headphones, earpieces or similar devices. Keep your attention on driving; if you need to handle the phone, first stop somewhere lawful and safe.
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Yes, because the call is from the company.
Yes, if they also use earpieces.
No, using it that way while driving is prohibited.
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