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They increase crash risk by reducing attention.
They divert attention from driving and increase crash risk. They can delay detecting a hazard and reacting to it. Set the navigation system before starting and avoid handling devices while driving.
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They improve the ability to detect hazards.
They increase crash risk by reducing attention.
They do not affect reaction time.
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