Is it permitted to drive while holding the steering wheel with only one hand?

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As a general rule, safe driving requires holding the steering wheel with both hands to ensure full control of the vehicle in case of any unforeseen events (such as a tire blowout or a sudden obstacle) and to maintain proper posture. You are only allowed to take one hand off the wheel for the minimum time necessary to operate other controls required for driving, such as changing gears, using turn signals, or adjusting the air conditioning. You must return both hands to the wheel immediately afterwards.

Is it permitted to drive while holding the steering wheel with only one hand?

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