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Georgia Class C Knowledge Practice Test
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Your phone is secured in a mount. Which use can fit Georgia’s hands-free exceptions, provided you keep driving with due care?
Correct answer: Voice-to-text or GPS navigation, without holding the phone.
Why
Georgia allows automatically converted voice-to-text and GPS navigation within its stated exceptions. The phone must not be held or supported by your body, and you must still exercise due care. A permitted function can still distract you. If you cannot use it safely, leave the roadway and park lawfully before making adjustments.
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