LG G1500 User Manual download pdf (Page 7)

Driver

Safety

Tips

Your

wireless

telephone

gives

you

the

powerful

ability

to

communicate

by

voice

--

almost

anywhere,

anytime.

But

an

important

responsibility

accompanies

the

benefits

of

wireless

phones,

one

that

every

user

must

uphold.

When

driving

a

car,

driving

is

your

first

responsibility.

When

using

your

wireless

phone

behind

the

wheel

of

a

car,

practice

good

common

sense

and

remember

the

following

tips:

1.

Get

to

know

your

wireless

phone

and

its

features

such

as

speed

dial

and

redial.

If

available,

these

features

help

you

to

place

your

call

without

taking

attention

off

the

road.

2.

When

available,

use

a

hands

free

device.

If

possible,

add

an

additional

layer

of

convenience

and

safety

to

your

wireless

phone

with

one

of

the

many

hands

free

accessories

available

today.

3.

Position

your

wireless

phone

within

easy

reach.

Be

able

to

access

your

wireless

phone

without

removing

your

eyes

from

the

road.

If

you

get

the

incoming

call

at

an

inconvenient

time,

if

possible,

let

your

voice

mail

answer

it

for

you.

4.

Let

the

person

you

are

speaking

with

know

you

are

driving;

if

necessary,

suspend

the

call

in

heavy

traffic

or

hazardous

weather

conditions.

Rain,

sleet,

snow,

ice

and

even

heavy

t

raffic

can

be

hazardous.

5.

Do

not

take

notes

or

look

up

phone

numbers

while

driving.

Jotting

down

a

"to

do"

list

or

flipping

through

your

address

book

takes

attention

away

from

your

primary

responsibility,

driving

safety.

6.

Dial

sensibly

and

access

the

traffic;

If

possible,

place

calls

when

you

are

not

moving

or

before

pulling

into

traffic.

Try

to

plan

calls

when

your

car

will

be

stationary.

If

you

need

to

make

a

call

while

moving,

dial

only

a

few

numbers,

check

the

road

and

your

mirrors,

they

continue.

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Your

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