Lyn Hart

• The electronic device, as well as any part or extension of it, is not held or operated by the hand; and
• It is voice-activated or requires only one touch in order to initiate, accept or end a call; and
• If the device includes an earpiece, that earpiece can be worn in one ear only and must be placed on the ear prior to driving*; and
• The electronic device is securely fixed to the vehicle or worn securely on the person’s body, and is within easy reach of he driver’s seat; and 
• The device must be installed in a manner that does not obstruct the driver’s view of the front or sides of the motor vehicle or interfere with the safety or operating equipment of the motor vehicle.
• *Motorcyclists are exempt from the one ear requirement and may have an earpiece in both ears.

Note1: Manual dialing is prohibited and is treated as texting.

Note2: Any type of electronic device with a hands-free telephone function may be used for oral communications if used in a completely hands-free manner as described above.