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Without using hands or earphones, while maintaining necessary attention.
Without using hands, headphones, earphones or similar devices, while maintaining necessary attention, under Article 18.2. A queue remains a traffic situation and does not permit handling the phone even after two minutes. Hands-free use does not remove distraction; park in a permitted safe place before manual use.
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By handling the phone because the vehicle is not moving.
Without using hands or earphones, while maintaining necessary attention.
By handling the phone if the queue lasts more than two minutes.
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