Practice question

For a deaf or hard-of-hearing driver, the evidence-based position on driving safety is generally that:

  1. Deaf individuals cannot safely drive under any circumstances
  2. Hearing loss requires hand controls
  3. Hearing loss alone is not a barrier to safe driving, and visual scanning compensates for auditory cues
  4. Hearing loss requires a bioptic telescope

Answer: C — Hearing loss alone is not a barrier to safe driving, and visual scanning compensates for auditory cues

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