Is it allowed to drive without clothes?

[JacksonFitz]

There are no such regulations in laws and statutes, so theoretically, it is possible to drive bare-chested, but it is not recommended. Traffic laws and regulations do not have specific rules regarding driving bare-chested. However, this behavior is considered uncivilized. Traffic authorities generally do not penalize drivers for driving bare-chested but may criticize, educate, or remind them. Driving etiquette requirements: Starting the vehicle: Fasten the seatbelt, turn on the turn signal, avoid pedestrians and other vehicles, and start slowly. Parking etiquette: Turn on the turn signal, slow down, and park gently. Remember the eight-character parking rule: position, direction, alignment, and punctuality to avoid obstructing others. Turning etiquette: Signal in advance, reduce speed, and enter the turning lane after confirming safety. Lane-changing etiquette: Signal in advance, confirm the rear vehicle allows overtaking, and then enter the target lane. Pedestrian yielding etiquette: Slow down at crosswalks, stop to yield when pedestrians are crossing, and let pedestrians go first. Overtaking etiquette: Signal first, enter the overtaking lane, flash headlights to inform the front vehicle, confirm the front vehicle allows overtaking, and then proceed to overtake. Meeting etiquette: When two vehicles are approaching each other, promptly remind the other vehicle to pay attention to safety. During nighttime encounters, switch to low beams.