In what situation should you use your cell phone while driving?

Using your cell phone while driving should be limited to emergency situations, particularly when you are safely pulled over to the side of the road. This approach ensures that you prioritize safety, as using a device can significantly distract you from the road and impede your ability to focus on driving.

In an emergency, being pulled over allows you to attend to the situation without jeopardizing your safety or that of other road users. It also complies with legal guidelines in many areas that restrict phone use while driving unless the vehicle is stationary.

When considering other scenarios, sending a message or taking a call while actively driving can lead to distractions and increase the risk of accidents. Attempting to engage with your cell phone when traffic is present amplifies these dangers, thus reinforcing the need to avoid phone usage altogether unless you are in a safe, stationary position.