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Avoid conversations and, if you need to call, first stop at a safe, permitted place.
Avoid conversations while driving; if you need to call, first stop at a safe, permitted place. Hands-free equipment does not remove cognitive distraction, and a call shorter than one minute does not guarantee safety. Do not stop just anywhere or drive abnormally slowly to take the call. Set up necessary functions before the journey and observe legal use conditions.
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Stop anywhere to talk.
Avoid conversations and, if you need to call, first stop at a safe, permitted place.
Drive at an abnormally low speed until the call ends.
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