What are the exceptions to the general prohibition on using video monitors or screens while driving?

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The General Traffic Regulations prohibit driving while using headphones connected to sound players, as well as using screens with internet access, television monitors, and video or DVD players. This is because they are major sources of distraction. However, the rule establishes specific exceptions for devices that contribute to safety or orientation: Monitors in the driver's view necessary to see pedestrian entry or exit (common in buses). Rear-view cameras to facilitate maneuvers (parking). GPS devices. Remember: Although GPS is allowed, manipulating it while the vehicle is in motion is prohibited and results in penalty points.

What are the exceptions to the general prohibition on using video monitors or screens while driving?

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