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pay particular attention to pedestrians who are walking while talking on a mobile phone.
Regarding mobile phone use while driving, it is recommended to pay particular attention to pedestrians who are walking while talking on a mobile phone. Pedestrians distracted by talking on a mobile phone may not be fully aware of their surroundings and could make unexpected movements when crossing the road. This means that drivers must take extra care when approaching pedestrians using their mobile devices, as they may not be fully attentive to traffic. In addition to paying attention to distracted pedestrians, it is important to avoid using a mobile phone while driving, as this can also distract the driver and increase the risk of accidents.
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dial the number quickly, so as not to lose your course.
pay particular attention to pedestrians who are walking while talking on a mobile phone.
not stop the vehicle if the conversation is going to last less than one minute.
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