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A mobile telephone is fitted to your vehicle. When should it be used?
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When you're stopped in a safe place
When travelling slowly
When on a motorway
When in light traffic
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When you're stopped in a safe placeThis was the right answer
It's illegal to use a hand-held phone while driving. When you've stopped in a safe place, you can concentrate on your call or message. Using a phone while driving means you won't have full control of your vehicle. This could result in a collision, with serious or even fatal consequences.
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