Yes, it is illegal to drive with earbuds in both ears or wearing headphones over both ears. According to Georgia law, wearing headphones in both ears can block or limit your ability to hear emergency vehicle sirens or signals. However, it is permitted to wear headphones that leave one ear free to hear ambient sounds while driving.
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Georgia has passed a law known as the “Slowpoke Law.” This law requires drivers on highways, interstate roadways, or expressways to move to the right if a faster vehicle approaches from behind. Even if you are driving at the speed limit, you must not linger in the left lane.
Do you know how to park at an angle? If not follow the steps below to stay as safe as possible!
Remember the following steps:
1. Find a parking spot that has at least 4 feet of space on each side. If the spot is too tight, you won’t be able to open your car doors, and it increases the risk of other car doors hitting yours.
2. When parking at an angle, drive slowly and enter the spot at an angle. Slowly edge forward until your car is correctly positioned within the white lines.
3. Align the car in the parking spot: When parking, align your car so it is straight in the parking spot. This will make it easier for you to move out later. If you align the car before moving out, the cars around you may have changed, leaving you with less space to maneuver.
4. Open the car doors carefully: When leaving your vehicle, be extra careful not to slam the doors into the cars on the sides, as it can be costly.
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How do you preform a 3-point turn? Well its simple. Just follow these 4 steps.
Step #1 – Signal and pull over to the right side of the road. Wait until traffic is clear before proceeding.
Step #2 – Signal left and turn the steering wheel all the way to the left to turn across the road.
Step #3 – Turn the steering wheel all the way to the right and reverse.
Step #4 – Turn the steering wheel to the left once more to straighten up and move into the correct lane.
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