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Read and type a phone message while driving.
Reading and typing a phone message while driving takes your eyes off the road, occupies a hand and diverts mental attention. It increases risk and must not be done while driving. Observing signs is part of driving; listening to an already tuned radio without operating it does not require all three described actions. This does not mean every radio volume or programme is harmless.
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Read and type a phone message while driving.
Observe warning signs to adapt driving.
Listen to an already tuned radio without operating it.
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