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Cellular phones and other distractions

Chapter 7: Responsible Driving › Proactive driving · printed page 91 (PDF page 93)

Do not engage in activities that allow you to be distracted while driving. While all forms of distracted driving can be hazardous, the Traffic Safety Act includes fines and three demerits for certain distractions. These include: • using a hand-held cell phone • texting or e-mailing • using electronic devices, such as laptop computers, video games, cameras, and video entertainment displays • programming portable audio players • entering information on GPS units • reading printed materials in the vehicle • writing, printing, or sketching • personal grooming.

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Open official handbook at page 93

Source: Driver's Guide: cars and light trucks, Spring 2026. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Alberta.