Question 811 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
A driver says a hands-free cellular phone is safe to use while driving. What does the guide say?
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Correct answer to question 811
- B: Hands-free phones are also a distraction, so stop in a safe place
Explanation
The guide says the distraction rule applies to hands-free cellular telephones as well. To make or receive a call or a text message, stop in a safe and legal place.
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