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No, as a general rule.
No, as a general rule. Article 18.2 prohibits those headphones while driving. They differ from certified or approved wireless devices integrated into the helmet, which may be used exclusively for intercommunication or navigation provided safety is unaffected. The exception does not permit listening to music through any headphones or authorise every device merely because it is helmet-integrated.
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Yes, not holding them in your hands is sufficient.
No, as a general rule.
Yes, any music headphones are permitted if helmet-integrated.
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