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Yes.
Yes. Dialling, reading, writing or conversing can divert attention and increase risk; this is not confined to dialling or texting. Even hands-free conversation can cause cognitive distraction. Handling a device adds visual and manual risks, but not every conversation necessarily causes every type of distraction simultaneously. Avoid distracting use and stop somewhere permitted and safe to attend to it.
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Only when dialling the number.
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Yes, but only when sending SMS messages (short messages)
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