Ah, the age-old question for those who like their tunes or podcasts on the go: In Australia, the law is crystal clear—driving with earphones or headphones in both ears is illegal. It's considered a dangerous distraction because it impairs your ability to hear emergency vehicles, horns, or vital road sounds.
You might get away with a single earphone in one ear, but even then, it's a grey area and best avoided if you want to keep your licence and your dignity. So, if you fancy a soundtrack to your road trip, use your car's audio system or a Bluetooth speaker. Save the earbud concerts for when you're parked or walking.
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