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A Level 2 driver wants to make a routine hands-free cellular call while driving. No statutory emergency or reporting exception applies. Is the call permitted?
Correct answer: No; Kelsey's Law bars routine calls by Level 2 drivers.
Why
MCL 257.602c prohibits a Level 1 or Level 2 driver from using a cellular telephone while operating a motor vehicle. Listed exceptions concern reporting specified hazards or crime and emergency situations, including calls to 911 or law enforcement. An ordinary hands-free conversation is not an exception.
Verified against What Every Driver Must Know and cited current authority · Phone use by Level 2 drivers · p. 19
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