is it legal to drive with it on your arm...it's hands free....
1131845
Sorry, we are not the right party to answer this question. Your state DMV site may have more relevant information on this. - Crazyondigital
1131846
of course you can... dont worry.. you think a cop is going to pull you over for wearing a arm band... NEVER.. you cant hold your phone up to your head while driving... thats it..
1582907
I do not use it while driving. I sit very erect while driving. I use it when sitting in a recliner and need to support the back of my head. I have used it to sleep in the recliner when I had pain. It give good support and is comfortable I have tried.
633322
This product requires an electrical outlet. So if your vehicle has a standard plug like the one in your house then you can plug in and use in your car. I wouldnt reccommend using this while driving. But as a passenger, sure!
512179
I used the arm but it looks as though you can use it without the arm as well.
1615175
Yes you can although it may be a little inconvenient when you need to wind down your windscreen and depending on how wide the window of the driver side is. Also it may hinder your sight when you need to look before driving off or turning. Hope this helps.
1279729
The way I understand it is that underneath the steering wheel is concealed. I just use it while I'm driving so it's not uncomfortable while driving
1100019
Sure you can, so long as you have a bar somewhere (that you can reach while driving) to attach it to.
186415
Arthur, I had one of these mounted on the rear view mirror arm on my motorcycle. Although it is a fairly tight grip...I wouldn't rely on it, as my phone vibrated off on an uneven stretch of road one day and took a tumble along the freeway and was smashed to smitherines. I don't feel it's strong enough for the use of a motorcycle IMO. Hope that helps!
426937
I don't see why you couldn't use it as a hand-held device. But frankly, Garmin has no interest in supplying valid updated maps or, occasionally, directing the user into dead end streets, etc. Many streets, businesses, schools, etc. are simply not in its memory. If this is state of the art, what a terrible state it is!
37927
It IS illegal! You would get a ticket for driving an "unsafe vehicle"! The above answer is incorrect!
1463272
You can move your hand. Depending on how tight you make the grip it may restrict access to some of the minor controls.
2155037
I wouldn't recommend using the monocular, or anything else, while driving. However, if someone else is driving and you are using the monocular as a passenger I believe it would be safe and effective to use.
1366198
yes to both though it is clearly designed for horizontal usage. The arm is rather long, so it bounces a bit, depending on road conditions. you might want to get a shorter arm. or lean it on the dash
2078019
Yes. Warning - the arm is long so the unit moves as the bumps in the road impact the vehicle. But I think it is a great buy and very useful.
2042499
no. besides, earphones might also be illegal to use while driving in most states.
142289
I suppose it is possible, depending on what your reaction is to your precious 'phone falling. I've just let it fall where it may (hopefully not under my right foot), and retrieve it later, when stopped. I do find it a bit disconcerting having the 'phone on the steering wheel when making sweeping turns, though it is the handiest location for hearing and glancing at it.
32639
Yes, I agree with the comment by Mark. It could be dangerous if used in a car and is not legal in some states.