| 1. Can I still use my mobile phone with an earpiece and a connecting cord? |
Yes. Wireless devices (or any hands free device, including earpieces that are connected to the phone via a cord) can be used whilst driving. You must however ensure that whilst you are using such a device, that you do not hold the phone in your hand, or press any buttons on the phone itself, or touch any part of the body of the phone. |
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| 2. What sort of visual display units are considered driver's aids and are as such, permitted to be visible to the driver of a vehicle? |
Under rule 299 of the Road Safety Road Rules the following are listed as examples as driver's aids:
- Closed-circuit television security cameras.
- Dispatch systems.
- Navigational or intelligent highway and vehicle system equipment.
- Rear view screens.
- Ticket-issuing machines.
- Vehicle monitoring devices.
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| 3. Where is the safest place to secure my GPS Device? |
VicRoads recommends that drivers secure their GPS systems out of the central field of view. This ensures that the GPS does not obstruct the line of sight of the driver. |
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| 4. Can I still use my portable GPS device? |
Yes, as long as it is secured in a holder fixed to the vehicle. |
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