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Yes, increasing the risk of an accident.
Yes. Searching for a station or handling the player can take your eyes, a hand and attention away from traffic. Set up music before the journey or adjust the equipment after stopping in a safe place; a passenger can do it. Preset stations do not eliminate all distraction.
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Yes, increasing the risk of an accident.
No.
Only if the radio stations are not saved in memory.
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