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Without using hands or headphones and while remaining attentive to driving.
When communication takes place without using hands or audio headsets, headphones or similar devices, while maintaining attention to driving. Holding or manually operating the phone is not permitted merely because you are travelling slowly or only doing so for a few seconds. Article 18.2’s exception does not remove distraction risk; postpone the conversation if it affects attention.
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Holding the phone, provided it is held for only a few seconds.
Operating it manually, whenever travelling slowly in a built-up area.
Without using hands or headphones and while remaining attentive to driving.
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