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Without using your hands or audio headsets or earphones, while maintaining attention and control.
Only when the communication takes place without using your hands or audio headsets, earphones or similar devices, while maintaining attention and control. A temporary STOP-sign halt is not parking and does not permit handling the phone. Hands-free calls can still distract; avoid calls and maintain the attention needed to give way and move off safely. Park first in a permitted, safe place before manual phone use. This question concerns a car; the current exception for certified or approved devices integrated into motorcycle or moped helmets has specific conditions and is for intercommunication or navigation.
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By handling the phone, because stopping at a STOP sign permits this.
Using earphones connected to the phone, even if they distract you.
Without using your hands or audio headsets or earphones, while maintaining attention and control.
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