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Handling a mobile phone while riding.
Handling a phone diverts attention and can cause loss of control. Do not use it manually while riding. Observing signs and briefly checking traffic in mirrors are driving tasks; do them appropriately while remaining attentive to the road. The question does not concern permitted hands-free equipment.
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Handling a mobile phone while riding.
Briefly checking a mirror to observe traffic.
Observing a sign while remaining attentive to traffic.
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