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Yes, because it can distract the driver.
Using a mobile phone, including one with a hands-free device, quadruples the risk of an accident while driving because the driver stops paying attention to driving and focuses on using the phone, causing a distraction. For this reason, all actions such as writing messages or dialling telephone numbers are discouraged because of their danger.
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No, because the driver is more attentive to the traffic.
No, if driving slowly.
Yes, because it can distract the driver.
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