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Why can a hands-free phone conversation still be risky while driving?
Correct answer: The conversation can draw attention away from the driving task
Why
Hands-free does not mean distraction-free. A demanding or emotional conversation can make you miss a hazard or respond late. Postpone the call or park safely if it is taking attention away from driving. PEI’s hands-free allowance does not remove the duty to drive with care.
Verified against Prince Edward Island Driver's Handbook · Speed, Space and Driving Skills · p. 134, 136
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