
Question 3534
With a standard driver's license for passenger cars, may you drive if you have broken an arm and it is immobilized in a cast?
- Yes, but with a speed restriction.
- Yes, I may drive if the broken arm is my left arm because I do not need to use it to operate the gearshift.
- No, because I have temporarily lost the necessary physical fitness.
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Correct answer: No, because I have temporarily lost the necessary physical fitness.
A fractured, immobilized arm limits freedom of movement and effective operation of the controls. This temporary loss of physical fitness prevents driving with an ordinary driver's license.
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