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involves a greater risk of distraction even when using hands-free.
A conversation can divert attention from driving even with hands-free equipment through its cognitive demands. Looking at the screen or handling the phone adds visual or manual distraction; all these forms need not occur simultaneously for risk to exist. Reaction can be delayed and speed or path affected. Follow phone-use rules and stop somewhere safe before communicating if needed.
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increases the risk of an accident only in cases where the phone has to be handled.
involves a greater risk of distraction even when using hands-free.
does not affect control of speed or trajectory.
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