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Yes, hands-free, without earphones and while maintaining attention.
Yes, through a hands-free system without headsets, earphones or similar devices, while maintaining attention to driving. The driver may not handle the phone while driving. There is no general statutory one-minute call limit; even hands-free conversations can distract. To deal with a call requiring handling, park safely and legally.
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Yes, hands-free, without earphones and while maintaining attention.
Yes, and may also hold the phone if the call lasts under one minute.
No, all communication meeting those conditions is also prohibited.
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