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A teen is driving under active Stage II restrictions. May the teen operate a handheld communication device that is not needed to make the vehicle function?
Correct answer: No. Stage II bans this while driving.
Why
A driver subject to Stage II restrictions must not operate a handheld communication device that is nonessential to the vehicle’s functioning. Park safely off the roadway before using it. The general adult phone rule does not cancel this separate teen restriction.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Stage II handheld-device rule · p. 86
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