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Handle a mobile phone while driving.
Handling a mobile phone. Looking away can make you miss signs, vehicles and other hazards and impair course control. Handling it while driving is prohibited. Listening to the radio can also distract in some circumstances, but does not itself amount to operating a phone or require looking at a screen.
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Maintain attention on the course and traffic.
Handle a mobile phone while driving.
Properly observe road signs.
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