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A 16-year-old holds a Kansas instruction permit and wants to make an ordinary social call while driving, using a hands-free device. What applies?
Correct answer: The call is not allowed, even with a hands-free device.
Why
A permit holder under 17 must not operate a wireless communication device while driving except to report illegal activity or summon medical or other emergency help. The restriction does not contain a general hands-free social-call exception. Stop driving safely before an ordinary call; supervision alone does not remove the restriction.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook and applicable current Kansas primary law · Wireless use with an instruction permit · p. 12
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