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What does Mississippi prohibit a driver of a moving motor vehicle from doing with a handheld phone?
Correct answer: Writing, sending, or reading texts, or using social media.
Why
Put the phone away and stop in a safe lawful place before handling messages or social media. Reading a short message still removes visual and mental attention from traffic. Arrange a lawful stop away from the travel lane before using the device for these tasks.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Avoiding Distractions · p. 23
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