Is it allowed to drive without wearing a shirt?

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JosiahLee
07/30/25 5:16am
It is not allowed to drive without wearing a shirt. Below is an introduction to civilized driving: Introduction: A qualified driver is not only reflected in proficient driving skills but more importantly should possess good driving manners, behavioral habits, and moral cultivation to ensure safe and civilized driving. Basic requirements: When driving on rainy days and passing through waterlogged roads, the vehicle should slow down to prevent water from splashing onto pedestrians on both sides of the road. When driving through areas with elderly or children, slow down and proceed only after confirming safety. Avoid sudden honking to prevent startling pedestrians and causing accidents.
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