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It carries a certain risk due to loss of attention.
It can distract you and reduce attention even when the exception in article 18.2 is satisfied. Permission for that communication does not remove the risk or allow handling the phone while driving. Avoid conversations while driving and deal with calls when stopped somewhere permitted and safe.
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It carries a certain risk due to loss of attention.
It allows you to have long conversations at the wheel without any risk.
It is prohibited.
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