Under what condition can non-probationary license holders use a telecommunications device while operating a moving vehicle?

Non-probationary license holders are permitted to use a telecommunications device while operating a moving vehicle if the device is hands-free or voice-operated. This condition is in place to enhance safety on the roads, allowing drivers to maintain their focus on driving while using their device. By utilizing hands-free technology or voice commands, drivers can keep both hands on the steering wheel and their attention on the road, reducing the risks associated with distracted driving. This regulation encourages responsible usage of technology while balancing the need for communication on the go. Other conditions, such as playing music or parking the vehicle, do not specifically account for the scenario of using a telecommunications device while driving, and the presence of passengers does not influence the legality of device usage in this context.