Is it permitted to drive a vehicle when its front field of vision is restricted?
- Yes, but during the day time.
- Correct answer: No, unless the restriction is only negligible.
- Yes, provided that the field of vision is restricted from the front side only.
- It is forbidden during rainy weather and permitted at any other time.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: No, unless the restriction is only negligible.
A driver must see the road ahead clearly to spot pedestrians, vehicles and obstacles in time. So driving with a restricted front view, for example due to cargo, stickers, objects on the dashboard, or a dirty or fogged windscreen, is forbidden. Only a negligible restriction that does not really affect vision is allowed. The danger exists at any hour and in any weather, not just in rain or at night.