Is it lawful to operate a motor vehicle on public roadways with a visible viewing screen to the driver?

Operating a motor vehicle on public roadways with a visible viewing screen to the driver is unlawful primarily for safety reasons. The presence of such screens can distract the driver, leading to impaired focus on the road and increased likelihood of accidents. The law aims to minimize distractions that could compromise a driver's ability to operate the vehicle safely.

While there may be certain exceptions for screens used for navigation or specific purposes under controlled conditions, the overarching guideline prohibits visible screens that could divert the driver's attention. This regulation aligns with traffic safety protocols aimed at ensuring that all drivers can maintain full attention to their driving responsibilities.