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California Class C Permit Practice Test
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How may an adult driver lawfully operate a mounted phone while driving?
Correct answer: Voice or hands-free use, and one swipe or tap if mounted.
Why
For an adult driver, the device must be configured for voice-operated or hands-free use. A mounted device must be lawfully positioned without hindering the road view, and hand operation is limited to a single swipe or tap to activate or deactivate a feature. Mounting does not permit typing, browsing or watching videos.
Verified against California Driver's Handbook · Adult cell-phone use · p. 77
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