Don't be foolish. Nothing is illegal until you are indicted. When I
was in shcool, a friend of mine was involved in an accident with an
ambulance with its siren on. He had his car radio on too loud. I don't
belive that hearing tests are a prerequisite for a driver's license in most
state. They are certainly not in my state. But I agree, wearing headphones
while driving is not a good idea. But common ordinary "horse sense" is no
longer taught in the schools.
73,
Steve N7VS
> > I hope we all remember that it is illegal to drive with headsets of
> > any kind covering BOTH ears, or did I dream that?
>
> Most certainly up to state by state ordinances.
>
> Not that it makes much difference. It's still legal to drive with a stereo
> blasting to levels of isolation similar to those found w/headphones.
> John
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