In which situations does NZTA allow a driver to make a mobile-phone call while driving? Select all correct answers.
O ā tulaga e fa'atagaina ai e le NZTA se aveta'avale ona faia se telefoni fe'avea'i a'o ave ta'avale? Filifili tali sa'o uma.
B and C are permitted examples. For an ordinary call, the phone may be secured in a mounting fixed to the vehicle and manipulated infrequently and briefly; a call that requires neither holding nor manipulating the phone is also permitted. The stated safe-stopping exception applies to calls to 111 or *555. These call exceptions do not permit creating, sending or reading text messages or emails, or creating, sending or viewing video messages while driving.
O B ma C o ni fa'ata'ita'iga e fa'atagaina. Mo se vala'au masani, e mafai ona fa'amau le telefoni i se mea taofi ua mau i le ta'avale ma e seāseā ma pu'upu'u ona tago i ai; e fa'atagaina fo'i se vala'au e lē mana'omia ai ona uu pe tago i le telefoni. O le tuusaunoaga ua ta'ua mo le lē mafai ona tu saogalemu e fa'atatau i vala'au i le 111 po o le *555. O nei tuusaunoaga e lē fa'atagaina ai le tusia, auina po o le faitauina o fe'au tusitusia po o imeli, po o le faia, auina po o le maimoaina o fe'au vitiō a'o ave ta'avale.
Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai
Hand-held calls, messaging and internet use are prohibited, including at red lights or in queues. Mounted calls still distract; stop safely before dealing with a call whenever possible.
E fa'asāina vala'au a'o uu le telefoni, fe'au tusitusia ma le fa'aaogā o le initaneti, e aofia ai taimi e tu ai i molī mumu po o laina ta'avale. E fa'alavelave fo'i vala'au i telefoni ua fa'amau; pe a mafai, tu saogalemu a'o le'i taulimaina se vala'au.