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It is prohibited and increases distraction.
It is prohibited and increases distraction risk. Slow traffic or waiting at a traffic light does not permit handling a phone while driving. If you need to use it, first park somewhere safe and permitted. A hands-free system does not eliminate conversational distraction.
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It is allowed if traffic moves slowly.
It is prohibited and increases distraction.
It is prohibited only at night.
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