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Yes.
Distractions at the wheel or the driver's lack of attention to driving are among the main causes of road accidents. Common distractions include operating a GPS or mobile phone, smoking at the wheel, concentrating on a telephone conversation or arguing with a passenger. Therefore, we should always try to avoid these behaviours.
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Yes.
Yes, but only on long journeys.
No, talking with a passenger does not contribute to distraction.
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