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No, it's prohibited.
No. Article 18 prohibits driving with audio headsets or earphones connected to receivers or players. These must be distinguished from certified or approved wireless devices integrated into the protective helmet: these are permitted only for intercommunication or navigation when they do not impair safety. The regulated instruction and test exception does not authorise earphones during ordinary riding.
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Yes, because they don't have to use their hands.
No, it's prohibited.
Only when driving in a built-up area.
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