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Maya is 17 and has a full provisional license. While she is driving, a friend calls her phone, which is connected to the car's hands-free system. What does North Carolina law allow her to do?
Correct answer: Let the call go and talk later, because drivers under 18 may not use a phone, even hands-free, while moving.
Why
The under-18 ban also covers technology linked to the phone, such as music, internet or camera apps, but it does not apply when the vehicle is stopped. The allowed emergency calls go to an emergency operator, a hospital or doctor, an ambulance service, a fire department or law enforcement. Texting and e-mail while driving are illegal for drivers of every age.
Verified against North Carolina Driver Handbook · Cell Phones · p. 43, 15
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