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Yes, because it distracts from driving.
Yes. It distracts from driving and is prohibited while driving under article 18.2. Set the route before departure or stop somewhere permitted and safe to operate it. Receiving navigation directions without operating the device is different from manual operation; maintain attention and obey road signs. Light traffic does not remove the risk or prohibition.
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Yes, because it distracts from driving.
No, only when there is little traffic.
No, it isn't dangerous to use it while driving.
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