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Remains prohibited
The ban on manually using a phone applies while driving even if the vehicle is stopped by traffic conditions, because distraction risk still exists.
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Remains prohibited
Is allowed if the vehicle is not moving
Is only allowed for reading short messages
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Si esta detenido por un semáforo en rojo o por una retención, manipular el teléfono móvil con la mano:
- Sigue estando prohibido(Correct answer)
- Esta permitido si el vehículo no se mueve
- Solo esta permitido para leer mensajes cortos
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