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Chatting on a hands-free phone is more distracting to drivers than a conversation with a passenger, researchers have found. Drivers were more likely to drift out of their lane and miss a turning if they were using a hands-free set, than if they were talking to someone sat in the car or not speaking at all, a study reveals.
