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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test
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Noah, 18, has a probationary license. His car has a built-in hands-free phone system. A friend calls to chat while Noah is driving. What does New Jersey's GDL rule allow?
Correct answer: He may not take it, even hands-free, unless it is an emergency
Why
The ban covers talking, listening and pressing buttons or controls on any wireless device, not only holding a phone. A hands-free call still pulls a new driver's attention from the road, and the manual lists hands-free conversations as a driving distraction. If a call cannot wait, pull over to a safe place and stop before you answer.
Verified against New Jersey Driver Manual · GDL Restrictions · p. 20, 94
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