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No. The holder and device must not interfere with airbag deployment or become objects projected towards occupants. Secure them according to vehicle and navigator instructions without obstructing vision or controls or allowing cables to hinder driving. Minimise screen glances and set the destination while stopped safely; suitable positioning does not eliminate distraction.
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Lorries fitted with an airbag are prohibited from carrying a GPS.
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