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Yes, but they can also be a source of distraction.
Yes: they aid navigation, but looking at the display or operating them can distract. Set the route before moving and place the device without obstructing vision. Use voice guidance while continuing to observe the road; stop at a lawful, safe place if changes are needed. Actual signs and road conditions take precedence over outdated navigator directions or speed limits.
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Only on urban roads because they provide routes with less traffic.
Yes, but they can also be a source of distraction.
No, because the information they provide is not relevant.
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