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An 18-year-old Illinois driver with a graduated license wants to make an ordinary social call using hands-free audio while driving. Is that allowed?
Correct answer: No; the under-19 ban covers hands-free use.
Why
A driver under 19 covered by Illinois’s permit or graduated-license rule may not use a wireless phone while driving, even hands-free. Emergency use is excepted, such as contacting police, medical care, fire services, or another emergency service. Pull over safely and stop before dealing with a nonemergency call.
Verified against Illinois Rules of the Road, July2026 · Under 19 hands-free phone restriction · p. 21, 25
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