New York Driver License (DMV) Written Practice Test

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How should you check if interference is occurring when talking on a cell phone while driving?

  1. Increase the volume

  2. Speak louder

  3. Hang up the phone

  4. Check for any electronic device

The correct answer is: Hang up the phone

When talking on a cell phone while driving, the most important thing is to maintain focus and attention on the road. While increasing the volume or speaking louder may seem like a logical way to combat interference, it can also distract the driver from the road. Checking for any electronic devices may also be a potential distraction. However, the most effective way to ensure that no interference is occurring is by hanging up the phone and focusing on driving safely. This eliminates any potential distractions and allows for full concentration on the task at hand, reducing the risk of accidents.

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