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Nevada Class C Instruction Permit Practice Test
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Your phone rings while you are driving on a Nevada highway, and you want to answer it. Which way of talking is lawful?
Correct answer: Use a hands-free accessory, and touch the phone only to start or end the call.
Why
Holding a phone takes one hand off the wheel and pulls your attention away from the road. Even a hands-free call takes some of your attention, so end the call or pull over when traffic becomes busy. The handheld ban does not apply to a person who reports a medical emergency, a safety hazard or a crime.
Verified against Official Nevada Driver Handbook · Cell Phones and Texting · p. 43
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