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Park in a permitted safe place.
Park in a permitted safe place before operating it. A traffic queue or red light is not parking. Hands-free use does not eliminate distraction and no call duration guarantees safety; maintain attention and defer unnecessary conversations.
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Operate it on the passenger seat while driving.
Park in a permitted safe place.
Answer manually whenever you are not reading messages.
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