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What should you do if your mobile phone rings while you're driving or riding?

Select one of these four answers before moving on to the next question.

Stop immediately
Answer it immediately
Leave it until you have stopped in a safe place
Pull up at the nearest kerb

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It's illegal to use a hand-held mobile or similar device when driving or riding, except in a genuine emergency. The safest option is to switch off your mobile phone before you set off, and use a message service. If you've forgotten to switch your phone off and it rings, you should leave it. When you've stopped in a safe place, you can see who called and return the call if necessary.
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This is DVSA car revision theory test question 27 of 98 from our free UK car practice theory test. This practice test follows the same format as the real DVSA multiple-choice car theory test.

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