is it illegal to drive a car with a cast on your arm?
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Driving is not recommended for anyone wearing a cast because joint mobility is limited. ... For example, if you wear a cast on your arm and drive a manual vehicle, it will be almost impossible to change gears while keeping one hand on the wheel.
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In conclusion, while it's technically not illegal to drive your car without an airbag, it's not a responsible thing to do. Driving a car with airbags deployed is possible and won't result in a fine, but bears an increased risk of severe injuries for both the driver and the occupants in case of another collision.
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It is still possible to drive with one arm, no arms, one leg, or no legs. Having a limb amputated does not invalidate your current driver licence.
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No SORN, big penalties You can only drive a vehicle with a SORN on a public road to go to or from a pre-booked MOT or other testing appointment. You could be prosecuted in court and fined up to £2,500 if you use it on the road for any other reason. ... Additionally, it's illegal to drive a vehicle without a valid MOT.
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1. Driving with one hand. Yep, it's illegal to drive without both hands on the wheel at all times, with only a few exceptions. ... However, one handed driving is illegal under dangerous or inattentive driving laws in every state, and people are regularly fined for it.
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"If a person with a cast on their leg is legally permitted to drive a car in their area, there is no rule or policy condition stating that they cannot drive," said John Bordignon, spokesman for State Farm Canada, in an e-mail.
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Ask a Trooper Driving with a cast, sling, or other apparatus is not addressed in the Michigan Vehicle Code. ... So, while it is not prohibited, you are responsible to legally and safely operate your vehicle.
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It's illegal to drive a vehicle on a road or in a public place without at least 3rd party insurance. Even if the vehicle itself is insured, if you're not correctly insured to drive it you could get penalised.
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No, it's not illegal to drive with your left foot, although cars are designed to be driven primarily with the use of the right foot.
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In Canberra, it is illegal to drive with a cracked windscreen if it impedes a drivers vision. Specifically, the ACT government requires vehicle inspectors to fail a vehicle if it has more than two of the following types of damage on the driver's side of the windscreen.
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A: A person would not be able to legally drive if temporarily wearing a neck brace. Permanent lack of neck mobility would require a restriction placed on the license that notes they can legally drive if there is an “outside rearview mirror.”
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Yes, this would be illegal. You cannot legally go around and damage people's cars. Second would be accidental damage where your motorcycle comes in contact with another car's mirror and smashes it.
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It is illegal to drive an unsafe vehicle. Including one with sharp edges due to loss of bumper. Also, it is illegal not to have a front plate, or one which is not in its proper position (usually but not always attached to something on or near the bumper)...
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If that gets damaged, then it's illegal for you to drive your car. But if the nearside wing mirror gets damaged – the one that's attached to the passenger door – then so long as your other two mirrors are intact, you can legally drive. But that said, it's not a good idea to drive without either operational wing mirror.
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1. Driving with one hand. Yep, it's illegal to drive without both hands on the wheel at all times, with only a few exceptions. You're allowed to take a hand off the wheel when indicating, using the wipers, or making some other appropriate adjustment, but that's it.
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a seat is a safety and code requirement . it is against the law to have a vehicle on the road that lacks the required elements. Yes, it's illegal in most North American jurisdictions to drive a vehicle with the driver's seat removed. You can be charged with stunting.
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The law says it is illegal to drive a vehicle in an unsafe manner, and while both the proverbial jury remains out as to whether wearing a pair of jandals or being barefoot could constitute "unsafe", if the police suspect it contributed to any resulting incident, then you could well be charged.