https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/Galaxy-S25/Mode-Off-functionality/m-p/3412297#M42903 <P>I think I may need to correct myself here.&nbsp; You are likely better off with routines to trigger both driving mode and work mode.</P> <P>You can configure your work mode for manual activation (which, as stated can also be automated, but I think it's best you add the time frame to it if you are going to do that), and then create a routine with the location and time trigger and set it to start the mode when either or both of those conditions are met.&nbsp; As for driving mode, if you have it configured to trigger when you are connected to the car's BT, it should deactivate when you are no longer connected to it.&nbsp; Or, you can create a routine for driving and configure it the same way driving mode is configured and it will run when the parameters are met and stop when no longer applicable.&nbsp; Routines have a definite end process that reverts to the state your device was in prior to the routine running, and you can add custom actions to the end routine, if you want other stuff to happen.&nbsp; Since, as I said, only one mode can be active at a time, and and the possibility exists that driving mode may conflict with work mode, you can make either or both a routine. Making them both routines will give you the assurance that you need that the actions will revert when the conditions are no longer met.&nbsp; What are you trying to accomplish with driving mode?&nbsp; Personally, I don't find it necessary, since when the phone is connected to the car's BT,&nbsp; calls are hands free anyway.&nbsp; Some people may need it if they have older cars without BT, but it would have to be a really old car.&nbsp; I think cars have had BT connectivity since at least 2014.</P> Sat, 22 Nov 2025 12:07:55 GMT realaud 2025-11-22T12:07:55Z