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No, it is prohibited and can distract.
No. Article 18 prohibits handling a phone while driving. This applies by day and night, including slow-moving traffic. Diverting vision, attention or a hand can delay responses and impair vehicle control. To use it manually, stop and park in an authorised, safe place; a temporary traffic stop is not parking. A permitted hands-free system does not eliminate distraction either.
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No, it is prohibited and can distract.
Yes, while traffic moves slowly.
Yes, during daylight; it is prohibited only at night.
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