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is it illegal to eat and drive

Eating while driving isn’t explicitly illegal in Australia, so you won’t find a law that says “no nibbling behind the wheel.” However, if eating distracts you and causes erratic driving, you can be charged with careless or dangerous driving. Basically, chow down responsibly or risk a ticket if your munchies make you a menace on the road.

Remember, the law is more interested in how distracted you are rather than the sandwich itself. So, keep your eyes on the road and your hands mostly where they belong.

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