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No, both actions are prohibited while riding.
No. Headphones connected to receivers or players and manual mobile-phone use are prohibited while riding. This is not a general ban on every radio sound: the case identifies headphones and manual use. You must also remain attentive and avoid pedestrian areas where scooter travel is not authorised.
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No, both actions are prohibited while riding.
Yes, if the call or music is brief.
Yes, if using one earphone and holding the phone in one hand.
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