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I'd be surprised to see someone arranging business meetings with a Bluetooth headset during a DE. But talking to an instructor through a headset it quite common. The difference is shared context, or lack of shared context.
And if the argument is: "track driving requires more concentration than regular driving." That's true, until something unexpected happens on the road. Where the focused driver might avoid an incident the distracted driver, like the driver who's had a few drinks, is less likely to.
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