Safe driving 2 pts
Can a driver read a map while driving?
Correct answer
- No, this increases the risk of a traffic accident. The driver must pay full attention to driving the vehicle.
Other options
- Yes, with the exception of driving on the highway.
- Yes, but only at speeds lower than 50 km/h.
Explanation
Focus on the road: Looking at a map (paper or phone) takes your eyes off the road.
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