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using headphones or earphones connected to sound-receiving equipment.
Using earphones connected to sound equipment. Article 18 requires permanent attention and prohibits this use, with express exceptions such as certain instruction settings and certified or approved motorcycle or moped helmet devices for safe intercommunication or navigation. That exception does not authorise ordinary earphones for music. Rest needs depend on the driver and any applicable professional rules; there is no proposed general one-hour driving prohibition.
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for more than one hour without a break, but on an urban road.
for more than one hour without a break.
using headphones or earphones connected to sound-receiving equipment.
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