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Talking on a mobile phone using hands-free equipment.
A phone conversation can divert attention from traffic even with hands-free equipment. The regulatory exception allows communication without using the hands or audio headsets, earphones or similar devices; it does not remove distraction risk or the duty to remain attentive. Do not handle the phone while driving.
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Keeping attention on road signs.
Observing traffic to adapt speed.
Talking on a mobile phone using hands-free equipment.
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