Being deaf and driving...

Buckdodgers said:
It would sound Crap with a CI.Its Nothing like i heard before.
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Excuse me?!? You are one to talk and how would you know? I had a HA before I got my CI and heard pretty well across a range of sounds. Sounds coming via a CI sounds pretty much the same except for the fact I hear things better than ever.

Get a grip! I will say that you are getting so repetitive that you sound like a broken record...
 
Hmm....First this thread was about deaf people driving, now it's about CI, boy I'm lost...:dizzy:
 
^Angel^ said:
Hmm....First this thread was about deaf people driving, now it's about CI, boy I'm lost...:dizzy:
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Here's a map so you can find your way back! :D
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Y said:
I'm very serious. I recently found out
that the Congress is planning to create a new law
where deafies are NOT allowed to drive because
they cannot hear during driving.

This will become illegal soon.
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That's BS!!! :roll:

I will moving to UK or Canada if happen.
 
LuciaDisturbed said:
Link?

I don't believe you. TONS of deaf people drive, and if the law is passed, there are going to be a hell of a lot of protests across the country regarding the new law. It will get struck down. So why bother?
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Indeed! I need to see the link too!
 
Y said:
I'm very serious. I recently found out
that the Congress is planning to create a new law
where deafies are NOT allowed to drive because
they cannot hear during driving.

This will become illegal soon.
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That are not true. Where did you get this news from? I dont believe you! I see many deaf people are driving.
 
to convince a few certain people.. why dont someone make a poll asking deaf people... how many deaf people drive and how many accidents within 10 years?

just a suggestion.. i believe the number will overwhelm the few people heh.
 
Obviously, you're hearing. I look up on your website. Definely, not deaf thing.

It's depend on parents who will or won't. Most of low-income family cannot afford to pay their child to take driving course. It's very fortunately for some or most deaf who have and own.
MostDeaf.com said:
how hard is it for deaf person to learn to drive
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Jolie_77 said:
I am aware that some LASIK patients can't drive at night. I only said if it was corrected, not perfected. There are alot of other limitations that applies to this but it doesn't mean that it is for each and every one.
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I had LASIK surgery, and I can drive at night, no problem.
 
In the 70's, maybe a little before that, a well-known judge in Colorado, Judge Sherman Finesilver said: "Hearing or the lack of it not a basis for safe driving". Case closed!
 
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