The Department of Transportation (DOT) has updated its list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) to clarify its new rules restricting the use of push-to-talk mobile telephones while driving a commercial motor vehicle (CMV). In particular, it gives clarification that CMV drivers are allowed to use push-to-talk mobile communications equipment while driving, "provided the driver does not reach for, dial, or hold the actual mobile telephone in his/her hand while driving and the driver is able to touch the button needed to operate the push-to-talk feature from the normal seated position with the safety belt fastened." As an example, "if the mobile phone is mounted in a cradle or similar device near the driver, or there is a remote push-to-talk button near the vehicle controls to allow the driver to communicate without reaching for, dialing, or holding the actual mobile telephone in his/her hands while driving, the equipment may be used."