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it increases the risk, because it decreases the ability to concentrate.
A phone conversation can distract and reduce attention to traffic, increasing risk. Hands-free use does not remove conversational distraction. Handling or holding the phone adds other distractions and is prohibited while driving. Stop first in a permitted, safe place before calling.
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driving is not affected.
signs are perceived better, as the level of attention increases.
it increases the risk, because it decreases the ability to concentrate.
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