Can you drive while wearing these glasses? null

Of course if they don’t say you should never wear these while driving aka "distracted driving" then its probably going to put them in a position of liability from anyone getting into a car accident who owns them. Just be smart and reasonable and don't do anything crazy with them while driving. I would think that using them for Navigation while driving would be reasonable.

Just like driving with your phone, don't turn on the display while your driving.

You should not wear Meta Ray-Ban glasses with a display while driving, as they can cause dangerous distractions and may be illegal. The in-lens display, even when showing minimal information, can interfere with your focus and visual awareness of the road.

While no court has upheld it yet, people have been cited for wearing Google glass and xreal air glasses while driving for driving while distracted. Wear while driving at your own risk.

Yes, as long you turn them off.

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Of course if they don’t say you should never wear these while driving aka "distracted driving" then its probably going to put them in a position of liability from anyone getting into a car accident who owns them. Just be smart and reasonable and don't do anything crazy with them while driving. I would think that using them for Navigation while driving would be reasonable.
Answered by Anonymous 5 months ago
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Just like driving with your phone, don't turn on the display while your driving.
Answered by SyiFyi 5 months ago
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You should not wear Meta Ray-Ban glasses with a display while driving, as they can cause dangerous distractions and may be illegal. The in-lens display, even when showing minimal information, can interfere with your focus and visual awareness of the road.
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While no court has upheld it yet, people have been cited for wearing Google glass and xreal air glasses while driving for driving while distracted. Wear while driving at your own risk.
Answered by Joseph 5 months ago
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Yes, as long you turn them off.
Answered by Anonymous 5 months ago
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