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Without hands, headphones or earphones, maintaining attention and safety.
Communication without using hands, headphones, earphones or similar devices, under article 18. Hands-free does not remove distraction: avoid calls and stop in a lawful, safe place if the phone needs attention. Waiting at a red light remains part of driving and does not permit handling it. The rule sets no number of seconds that makes a call safe. This scenario excludes specific regimes for officers, military convoys and certified devices integrated into motorcycle or moped helmets.
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Handling the phone to read messages while driving.
Without hands, headphones or earphones, maintaining attention and safety.
Holding the phone in your hand while waiting at a red light.
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