Virginia law prohibits operating a motor vehicle, bicycle, electric assistive device, or moped while using earphones in both ears on public roads. The law defines earphones broadly and specifies exceptions for certain devices and emergency vehicle drivers. The section was repealed effective January 1, 2021.
Yes, Virginia law prohibits operating a vehicle or bicycle with earphones in both ears on public roads, with some exceptions, until the law was repealed in 2021.
Yes, certain devices like prosthetic hearing aids, helmet-installed communication systems for motorcyclists, and noise-canceling devices for high-noise environments are exempt.
No, the law was repealed effective January 1, 2021, so it is no longer in force.
Previously, it was illegal to operate vehicles with earphones in both ears, but this law has been repealed. Always check current laws for updates.