- A Yes, always
- ✓ Only with a suitable hands-free system
- C Yes, if not driving over 50 km/h
- D Only on the open road
Why this is the correct answer
Using a mobile phone while driving is prohibited. Communication is allowed only if you use neither your hands nor any headset, earphones or similar device, in other words a hands-free system without earphones (RGC Art. 18.2).
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