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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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You want to listen to music through earbuds while you drive. Which statement about Minnesota law is correct?
Correct answer: You may not wear earbuds in both ears to listen to music while you drive
Why
Sounds warn you of dangers that you may not see, such as an emergency vehicle behind you or a train at a crossing. A hearing aid is not part of this rule. Any sound device can also distract you, so keep the volume low enough to hear the road.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Illegal driver behaviors in Minnesota · p. 82
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