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Yes.
Yes. Handling a phone diverts eyes, hands and attention from driving; conversations, even hands-free, can also distract and impair hazard perception or reaction. Risk is not limited to text messages. Set up the phone before departure and stop in a safe, permitted place if you need to use it.
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Only when it is used to write and send messages.
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