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Is it illegal to drive in sign language?

It's not illegal to drive in sign language, but it's not a safe or practical way to communicate while driving. Here's why:

* Distraction: Focusing on signing while driving takes your attention away from the road, increasing the risk of accidents.

* Lack of visibility: Other drivers can't see your signs, making it difficult to understand your intentions or communicate with them.

* Limited vocabulary: Sign language can't convey all the necessary information for safe driving, like specific directions or warnings.

Instead of signing, here are safer options for communicating while driving:

* Voice: Speak clearly and calmly to your passengers or other drivers.

* Gestures: Use simple gestures like pointing or nodding to indicate your intentions.

* Writing: If necessary, write down directions or important information on a piece of paper.

* Technology: Consider using a Bluetooth headset or a hands-free device for voice calls or text messaging.

Remember: Your primary focus while driving should always be on the road and traffic.

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