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Yes, because it can distract the driver.
Yes. Trying to remove it can divert eyes, hands and attention from driving. Do not try to catch it or make abrupt movements while driving; find a permitted, safe place to stop before dealing with it. Manually operating a phone or navigation device while driving is subject to applicable prohibitions, rather than merely something to avoid “if possible”. Slow driving does not remove distraction risk.
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Yes, because it can distract the driver.
No, since it only occupies the driver for a short time.
No, if driving at a reduced speed.
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