Are you allowed to use a handheld cell phone while driving in Nova Scotia?

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Are you allowed to use a handheld cell phone while driving in Nova Scotia?

In Nova Scotia, you’re not allowed to hold a cell phone while you’re driving. You can use a phone only if you’re using a hands-free setup, or if you pull over to a safe place and stop before using it. This rule is about reducing driver distraction—keeping your hands on the wheel and your attention on the road. So you should use hands-free devices for calls or, if you need to use the phone, safely stop first.

In Nova Scotia, you’re not allowed to hold a cell phone while you’re driving. You can use a phone only if you’re using a hands-free setup, or if you pull over to a safe place and stop before using it. This rule is about reducing driver distraction—keeping your hands on the wheel and your attention on the road. So you should use hands-free devices for calls or, if you need to use the phone, safely stop first.

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