Driving is therefore an important right to maintain for all people. The right to drive for deaf people has been a source of many legal issues. In many cases, individuals who are deaf have been denied the ability to rent vehicles. This has led to disputes in support of providing equal treatment to deaf drivers. A legal case in involved a delivery company that denied employment to deaf drivers out of fears regarding safety.
The court ruled against the company, setting an important precedent for future legal cases. Some argue that deaf drivers are safer than their non-deaf counterparts. Where in fact, being able to hear is a very small part of driving.
Deaf people are legally allowed to drive and there are only a few things that you need to really be cautious of. Here are some tips to help you be a safer driver. Find a teacher who understands your situation. You and your driving instructor can have an agreed way to catch your attention.
Brexit Check what you need to do. Explore the topic Driving and medical conditions. Is this page useful? Maybe Yes this page is useful No this page is not useful. Thank you for your feedback. They were open and honest, freely admitting some of their driving distractions, and eager to explore ways to drive safer. They were a great audience. To their credit, they also seemed more likely than hearing students to speak up as passengers when they saw drivers driving dangerously.
If we are to make our roads safer we need to look at our driving behaviors, including distractions, and make changes if necessary, and to speak up when we see those that we care about taking chances while driving. I am optimistic that these students will do so. He has been a practicing attorney for 34 years and a shareholder in the law firm of Anapol Weiss in Philadelphia.
He received a masters in counseling in and speaks throughout the U.
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