Car permit · Distraction and fatigue
A driver under 18 may use a phone or any other wireless device behind the wheel only:
Correct answer: When there is an emergency.
Answer options
- AWhen an adult is supervising
- BWhen moving at a low speed
- CWhen there is an emergency Correct
Why
For drivers under 18, the ban on phones and other wireless devices covers hands-free use too. The lone exception is an emergency, such as calling police, firefighters or an ambulance for help.
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Topic: Distraction and fatigue License: Car permit
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