You are driving along a busy dual carriageway when your hands-free infotainment system rings with an incoming call, and your mounted satellite navigation (sat-nav) screen loses signal, prompting for manual input. Which TWO actions should you take to manage these in-vehicle distractions safely?
- Allow the incoming phone call to divert to voicemail rather than answering while driving.Cevap
- BQuickly tap the touchscreen to confirm the route recalculation while scanning the road ahead.
- Continue driving and find a safe, authorized place to stop before adjusting the sat-nav settings.Cevap
- DPull sharply onto the nearest grass verge or hatched road marking to deal with the devices immediately.
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Allow the incoming phone call to divert to voicemail, and continue driving until you can find a safe, authorized place to stop before adjusting the sat-nav.
Under Highway Code rules 149 and 150, drivers must always maintain full control of the vehicle and avoid distractions. Engaging in hands-free conversations divides mental attention, so allowing calls to go to voicemail is the safest course of action. Furthermore, any interaction with satellite navigation units or infotainment touchscreens must only be carried out once the vehicle is safely parked in a legal location off the live carriageway.
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Mitigating cognitive and physical distractions from in-vehicle technology to maintain full vehicle control.
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