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No, it is not allowed
No. Manually operating a GPS navigator while driving is prohibited, whether using its screen or buttons. Set it before departure or after stopping somewhere lawful and safe. This serious offence ordinarily carries a 200-euro fine and loss of 3 points under Traffic Law Articles 76.g and 80 and Annex II.20; the former 90-to-300-euro range is incorrect.
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No, it is not allowed
Yes, and it must be positioned directly in front of the steering wheel even if it blocks the view
Yes, but only if the screen is touched
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