Under Kelsey's Law (MCL 257.669a), what restriction applies to teen drivers with a Level 1 or Level 2 license in Michigan?

They are completely prohibited from using any mobile phone or communications device while driving, including hands-free devices

They may send text messages if their vehicle has factory voice-activated navigation controls

They are completely prohibited from using any mobile phone or communications device while driving, including hands-free devices

They may use hands-free cellular devices only if they are over the age of sixteen and traveling during daylight hours on local roads

They may talk on mobile phones only when accompanied by a licensed adult passenger seated beside them

When a school bus is stopped with its overhead red lights flashing, how far away must motorists stop?

At least 30 feet from the bus on undivided roads

At least 10 feet from the bus when children are visible

At least 15 feet from the bus, or the width of one lane

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Under Kelsey's Law (MCL 257.669a), what restriction applies to teen drivers with a Level 1 or Level 2 license in Michigan?
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Answer: B. Kelsey's Law strictly prohibits Michigan teen drivers holding a GDL Level 1 Learner's License or Level 2 Intermediate License from using any mobile phone while operating a motor vehicle on public roads. This comprehensive ban includes cell phone calls, texting, and hands-free cellular devices, except when reporting an emergency.
Source: What Every Driver Must Know — Chapter 1: Your Driver's License (p. 5)
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When a school bus is stopped with its overhead red lights flashing, how far away must motorists stop?
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Answer: B. When approaching a school bus with its overhead red lights flashing, drivers in both directions must come to a complete stop at least 20 feet from the bus. Drivers must remain stopped until the red lights stop flashing and the bus resumes travel, ensuring schoolchildren can safely cross.
Source: What Every Driver Must Know — Chapter 4: Traffic Laws (p. 29)

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