rns 510 video in motion

[Guest001]

Those road rules (except for the national rules, which are non-binding) as quoted ARE the law, in their respective states.[/QUOTE]

What I meant was that as they are open to individual interpretation the people to ask are the people who enforce them.

Possibly you may still get individual officers interpret them differently.

All I can say is I wouldnt like to have to argue from the position of being stopped whilst playing something other than navigation on my VDU.

Whether I was watching it or it was on for the kids.

As I said buy a pair of screens for the back.

[Guest001]

"Actively" being used as a driver's aid. I think that says it all, if you're caught watching the dvd, then you get fine one way or the other, the other would be driving without the due care.

It'd very stupid if the driver was watching the dvd while driving, I hope that everyone on here wants/has that feature only because of the passengers. The last think I want, is someone violate my car just because he/she was watching the dvd while driving.

I totally agree but as in previous post if the VDU is visible from the drivers seat and it has something other than navi on it, you could be described as "Able to watch it".
Therefore you would be arguing from a bad position if Mr Plod catches you.

I have it enabled and have played Concert DVD's when travelling.

HOWEVER I then change it back to the map screen so can listen without the video part.

Seems reasonably sensible I thought, no different to playing it from the HDD.

[Ryan_R]

Just stick some cardboard perpendicular to the right side of the screen so it blocks it from your view.


/slightly sarcastic