4 Android Auto settings I always turn on for a safer ride

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  • Android Auto has several safety features you should use.
  • Using split-screen and voice controls keeps you focused.
  • Turning on Do Not Disturb was the single biggest help.

Android Auto is designed to help keep your hands off your phone and your eyes on the road, but that doesn't mean it's totally distraction-free. In fact, getting preoccupied with your car's screen can be just as dangerous as glancing at your phone.

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Fortunately, Android Auto has several built-in safety features to make your daily drive a little safer while still letting you control your navigation, music, and more. I've used these options myself, and while I can't say I necessarily enjoy them all, they have helped me stay more focused on my drive.

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