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Maya, 16, has a probationary license. Her car has a hands-free phone system. While she drives on a city street, a friend calls her. What does Wisconsin law allow Maya to do?
Correct answer: Let the call go, and call back only after she pulls over and stops in a safe place.
Why
The limits on new drivers are there to reduce distractions. For this reason, Wisconsin bans all cell phone use while driving for instruction permit and probationary license holders, except to report an emergency. If Maya must call back, she should first pull over and stop in a safe place. All drivers are banned from texting while driving and from hand-held phone use in work zones, except to report an emergency.
Verified against Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook · Distracted driving · p. 53, 10
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