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No, even at low volume.
Driving while using earphones or audio headphones connected to a sound receiver or player is prohibited. Turning down the volume does not remove the prohibition. This question concerns ordinary car driving, rather than special situations excepted by the regulations.
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Yes, provided the volume does not exceed 20 decibels
No, even at low volume.
Yes, but they must be headphones and at the lowest possible volume
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