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Hanging up and putting away the phone while driving.
Hanging up and putting away a phone while driving can also divert attention from the road and occupy the hands. Phone risks are not limited to dialling or writing messages: looking, searching, handling or conversing can affect driving. Do not handle the phone while driving; stop and park in a permitted safe place to use it. One action cannot be said to be universally the most dangerous or compared with every alcohol concentration without context.
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Silencing and putting away the phone before setting off, without handling it afterwards.
Hanging up and putting away the phone while driving.
Using it after parking in a permitted safe place.
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