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Yes, signs or hazards may be missed even hands-free.
Yes. Conversation can divert attention and cause information to be missed, even hands-free. One and a half minutes is not a universal safe-time boundary, and every conversation does not share an identical risk multiplier. Hands-free use does not guarantee noticing every sign or improving reactions; avoid distracting conversations.
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No, hands-free use guarantees noticing every sign.
Yes, signs or hazards may be missed even hands-free.
No, every conversation improves attention and reactions.
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