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Your phone is in a dashboard mount while you drive. Which use is allowed under Missouri's hands-free law?
Correct answer: Sending a text by voice-to-text after one tap to start it
Why
Other allowed uses include hands-free calls, GPS navigation, and music or podcasts. Set up even these features before you start driving, since any task that takes your eyes or mind off the road raises crash risk. Texting is the most dangerous distraction because it takes your eyes, hands, and attention at the same time.
Verified against Missouri Driver Guide · Electronic Communication Devices · p. 94, 95
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