IS Receiving text messages is this legal while driving?

No. Texting while driving is now illegal in many places. The reason for this law is that while you are sending and receiving text messages you are not concentrating on the road and traffic in front of you. While you are not watching the road and traffic you thereby dramatically increase the likelihood of hitting someone or something.

No it is not legal! if anything, it would be illegal.

there might be something wrong with you cell or other people just want to get your personal info. so be careful while testing!

The purpose of a cellphone is to enable people to keep in contact with others while out of the office or not at home. Cellphones are particularly useful for sending and receiving text messages or for making and receiving calls.

Yes. However, if you cause an accident, you may be subject to an extra penalty for distracted driving, depending on the jurisdiction.

It depends on what state you are in.

It is legal to wear a crash helmet while driving a car.

Neon lights are legal on bikes and legal to have on while driving as long as they aren't blue or red.

It depends on the legislation of the country.

Driving while intoxicated can be a felony offense against the peace and dignity of your State, for which you can be incarcerated in State penitentiary. Don't do it.

Generally, no, but that depends on the state. In California, you can get a ticket for it, and you can be arrested if you cause an accident that way. In California, it's illegal to drive a motor vehicle while using a wireless phone to write, send or read text messages or instant messages, or to write, send or read emails. You can be cited and fined for texting while driving, no matter what your age…

In some states this is not legal. I urge you not to do it.

The LEGAL drinking while driving limit is .079. Once you hit .08, you'll get arrested.

Falling asleep while driving and getting in an accident can occur a fine and/or misdemeanor. However, if serious physical injury or death occurs as a result of falling asleep, the legal penalty can be upgraded to a felony.

Recreationally smoking? Washington and Colorado, but not in public or while driving.

In general, yes; however, it depends on who has legal custody and the language of the order(s).

In more and more areas, yes, texting, and the use of other handheld, electronic devices is now illegal. Unfortunately, in some areas, it's still legal. However, you have a good point. If it is illegal to use your hands to hold the phone or answer it, common sense dictates that it should be illegal to text-message while driving. There is nothing in black and white that says, "Don't text-message while you are driving," but people…

While driving and TEXTING may not spceifically prohibitted....yet, I'm certain that there are laws on the books having to do with Driving While Distracted or, Failing to give full attention to the operation of the vehicle - or similarly worded statute.

No. It is illegal to be driving a car while holding the phone up next to your ear, but if you have a hands-free device such as a speakerphone or a Bluetooth headset, even driving and talking is permitted. It's also illegal - and stupid - to send or receive text messages or to type anything on the phone while you are driving.

Driving Under Intoxication and Driving While Intoxicated . Idk what's the legal difference but that's the difference between the two acronyms .

Usually, yes. However, some jurisdictions do treat them the same way they do with using cell phones while driving.

Yes, except for novice drivers with an intermediate license.

It is only legal IF the person is on the passenger's seat.

It really does not matter if it is legal or not. It would really be a stupid, dangerous thing to do in the first place.

The purpose of defensive driving course is to refresh or teach for the first time, defensive driving skills. In some states, defensive driving is allowed after receiving a citation (most times for speeding) as a way to dismiss the ticket while re-training the driver in what it is to be a safe driver.

DWI or DUI In most states driving while intoxicated is defined as having a 0.1 percent Blood alcohol concentration(BAC), although in some states it is 0.08.

In the US, depending on which state or jurisdiction you are in, it is called Driving Under the Influence (DUI) or Driving While Intoxicated (DWI). Some states use DUI as driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. In some jurisdictions, you can be charged with DWI or DUI even if your do not meet the Blood Alcohol Concentrations (BAC) levels for legal intoxication. In Canada the similar charge is Driving while Impaired (DWI).

Yes anything that goes inside or covers both ears whole driving except hearing aids is illegal.

Bone conduction headphones do not block ear canal, therefore should be legal.

Yes. For purposes of receiving calls and messages, being in airplane mode is the same as being turned off. Airplane mode lets you do only those things that do not involve the phone connecting with the phone or Internet systems.

While it is perfectly legal in Texas to do so, as a driver, you must be aware of your surroundings - if both ears are covered by the headphones, you will not be able to hear sirens of approaching emergency vehicles. Driving is a serious responsibility, and a privilege, not a right!! When driving, one needs to concentrate on the road.

An elevated piece of furniture used while covering messages?

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The legal limit of a 0.08

The most common reason to fall asleep while driving is that you are sleep deprived or on medication which causes you to fall asleep. You should not drive if you fall asleep while doing so, as it is highly dangerous for you as well as other drivers. If you are receiving enough sleep and are not on any medication, you should discuss your problem with your doctor. You may have a very serious medical condition…

Yep. What did you think a 'suspended license' meant? Did you think it was okay to drive as long as you didn't get caught. I sure hope it was your car you were driving.

No. The legal driving age in the US is 17+18 while in some other states, such as California, it's 16. You need to pass a driving exam and test to be able to have a license.

Stated messages are clearly identified, while implied messages are not obvious right away. - Apex

Yes, you are still entitled to receive child support even if you are receiving unemployment.

no cause your already receiving credit.

Driving is already insanely safe. To make driving safer, we could ban radios while driving. Text messages and phones could also be banned. A maximum speed limit of 25 mph could be enforced. Helmets could also be required, as well as a 5 hour per day maximum driving allotment. All this could increase our safety by a very small amount.

I don't think so, it depends on what country your in. it might increase the cause of crashing by 10% but that's not allot

I think they should both be legal but carry the same rules and consequences. Not driving while drunk or high. I am diabetic now and can't really drink so it would be nice to light one up legally once in a while.

The offence of being in charge of a vehicle while over the legal limit or unfit through drink carries a maximum fine of £2,500. Never 'sleep it off' in your car or go out on the razz with your car keys, as you can be done for this offence even if you did not intend to drive. The offence of actually driving while over the legal limit or unfit through drink carries an unlimited fine.

DWI means "Driving While Intoxicated". These are terms used by police. In every state in our country there is a legal limit to how much alcohol you can have in your body if you are driving. If you drink and drive you can lose your driver's license and even go to jail.

The current level for blood alcohol content currently set as the legal limit in Japan is 0.03%. 7 countries along with Japan have 0.03% as the legal limit. 23 countries fall into a category of not allowing any blood alcohol level be acceptable for driving, 7 countries have 0.02% as the legal limit while none have 0.01%.

Many jurisdictions have now created specific offences for using cell phones while driving and they have done so in response to the rising number of accidents caused by drivers being distracted by telephones. Studies have shown that having a conversation on a cell phone reduces concentration on driving in a significant manner. In fact, some have compared it to driving over the alcohol limit. Reading or writing text messages has been found to be even…

Yes, you can carry a photocopy of your driving license while driving.

While most states have a presumptive BAC limit of .08, you can be arrested and convicted of DUI/DWI/DUII or driving while impaired regardless of your BAC level. In general all that is required is that the officer believe that your driving is impaired.