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Yes.
Using a mobile phone, including one with a hands-free device, quadruples the risk of an accident at the wheel, since the driver stops paying attention to driving and focuses on answering the phone. Therefore, all actions such as writing messages or dialling telephone numbers are discouraged because of their danger.
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Only while dialling a number.
Only if writing a message.
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