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Yes
Reading a newspaper or any other similar action is a great danger to the driver and other road users, since taking your eyes off the road and your attention away from driving, even for a few seconds, means the driver is not paying attention to the traffic, which can lead to a road traffic accident.
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Reading a newspaper yes, but looking at a map no
Only if you take your eyes off the road for more than two seconds
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