How a Deaf Person Can Drive

[@SignDuoChannel]

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[@patrickstar5438]

S p a g h e t t i ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@myiadandle2912]

Ok i will drive forever im deaf

[@myiadandle2912]

Hey sing duo

[@kalebmyers6540]

Your email was removed from your about page and I was wondering if you would put it back!!!

[@enouement.mp3]

I have had Houseparty for 2 years😂😂

[@Rueparkermusic]

"He can't drive if he cant see" wow now this person just made me feel like a genius

[@yanzanzz1289]

😂🤣

[@jadyncamilli9060]

Lmao I saw that too!

[@sir.peaches4086]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@busybees.r.c.1836]

Ikr!!! I saw that!

[@jewelzoevalencia7442]

That just doesn't make any complete sense.

[@wlusts]

someone in the comments said “why does he wear glasses if he is deaf” you people just made me feel REAL SMART

[@helenalexander5140]

Yes I wonder why he wears glasses he deaf yep it not like deaf me you can't here and blind means you can't see

[@helenalexander5140]

Hear

[@speaker1449]

0:09 "how can he drive if he can't see" i swear yt comments make me feel 100x smarter then i qctually am

[@watteriFN]

Speaker 14 same like im thinking that my iq was like 20 before this and now its like 200 holy shoot

[@ella.e6506]

LOL

[@sher723]

okay but can we talk about how someone commented: "how can he drive if he can't see" ???? that comment killed me lmao 0:09

[@SignDuoChannel]

Like yeah.... NO! lol

[@sierragreen5336]

😂

[@livelymydude7413]

That killed me ded

[@yang_2982]

ok

[@sher723]

Sign Duo thank you for replying :’) 🤟🏻❤️

[@Koppakuoriainen]

People: "Deaf people shuld not be driving" Same people: *Driving while listening to music turned up to 11*

[@portaldolphin13]

Eleven isn't that loud in my car they should all be the same soz that was irrelevant I was justbored

[@brandonlin6126]

@@portaldolphin13 trust me they arent the same. My old car's volume at a 20 would be like a 2 in my new car with the premium sound system. It depends on the power of the speaker and the amount of speakers in the car

[@aaron7566]

ok but i ride a motorcycle, they are very small and sometimes not noticeable. We use sound so we dont die when riding

[@mazinosman1142]

AAHHHH. AN ODD NUMBER OR NOT A MULTIPLE OF 5. EWWW

[@rileyesmay]

dude I max it out almost. I have a hearing loss and I turn off my hearing aids because they suck for music, so then I can feel the music better, and also hear it more clear since the speakers are better than going from speakers to hearing aids. Yeah I could hear a siren, and a honk, but not much else, but what else is there to hear?

[@XFallenFreakX]

I saw the title and was like "HAS THIS MAN NOT BEEN DRIVING EVERY VIDEO?" Had to check it wasn't a weird fever dream

[@SignDuoChannel]

😂😂

[@alysmith8574]

I was thinking the same thing

[@crazycreeper3653]

People who comment about how he is able to drive when he is deaf must have forgotten that he has eyes

[@lilliebugzz8223]

CrazyCreeper 365 I mean I always knew they could drive, I just always wondered how they adapt to being unable to hear the noises around you that are important while driving

[@Torpito0]

My managers older brother is deaf. When my manager finished work his brother would pick him up. I told him "how can he drive if u can't hear"? He told me he can feel if he hit something, & his car was a 2014 dodge charger with fancy gadgets. He also has never been pulled over. So... of course deaf ppl can drive

[@Jaiykk]

When I was a kid, I remember my dad teaching me a lesson about if I one day lost my vision. I was filling up a jug of water with my eyes closed and managed to stop it when it get to the top just because I was able to hear the difference as it was filling up. I had always heard that sound as it was filling up, but never really cared because I could see. All of a sudden when you take your vision away and rely on other senses, you realise you can do a lot with them but now you have to pay attention to the senses that weren't originally the primary choice. That is how I perceive "heightened" senses.

[@masterjedifunkolobstah4836]

I hate the use of the phrase "heightened senses." We don't have heightened senses. It's more we train the other senses to compensate for the loss of another. We train the other senses to be more efficient.

[@ElusiveAries]

@@masterjedifunkolobstah4836 ok ? it was a positive comment calm down

[@masterjedifunkolobstah4836]

How was I being negative? All I said was that I don’t like the term heightened senses that the op was using.

[@lp.shakur]

thats true, at night when I go and get something to drink and dont want to switch on the light I always know exactly when it is filled up, doesnt matter the jug, you just begin to "feel" it

[@نصيرياسين-ح5ن]

@@masterjedifunkolobstah4836 wut

[@cantfiteveryheart]

My ASL professor who was also Deaf, said that people who are Deaf are much better at noticing things in their peripheral than hearing people. She said that they're the most reliable person when doing an accident or police report because of how much they're able to see and focus their attention on while multitasking. Not saying that this is the expectation for every person who is Deaf, but it makes sense that they're account of something would be more visually reliable.

[@jenicaparr1856]

This comment was well said. I agree completely.

[@ryanamari2233]

BabyBoyBelcher that’s what my deaf studies professors said ...yet I am terrified of driving as a deaf person

[@cantfiteveryheart]

@@ryanamari2233 that's fine. I'm terrified as a hearing person. Even with having an extra set of skills like better multitasking, you're still operating a dangerous piece of equipment. Also, I also assume there are some nerves with how others drive as well. Some people are complete a**holes and have 0 patience on the road.

[@unknownmua]

yes it is true kinda but I am half deaf who can still hear out of one ear but that means that I do not hear as great as a normal hearing person but with a normal ear kinda true even if I was not half deaf I believe I would still be this way noticing things more than most hearing people would that is just me and my curiosity in me and having ADD does not help with that being deaf because that makes me too notice a lot of things

[@boi7949]

Jenica Parr ikr

[@youraveragepercussionist7690]

I expected this to be 10 seconds long and just him sitting there with that look on his face, the same one in the thumbnail and then saying at the end in his best most sarcastic deaf voice possible " I'mm *deaf* not *b l i n d* "

[@kiranakepakisan3260]

Well that'll be great

[@samtheenby5589]

Deaf people can drive. Blind people can talk. To make it more clear. Deaf people cannot hear. Blind people can't see. I just needed to say this.

[@patrickstar5438]

Still haven't learned how to speak Braille

[@SignDuoChannel]

Yep you are exactly right Samia!

[@derekaldrich4887]

Sign Duo sorry to comment on your video today Ryan he is awesome 👏

[@amondread4164]

No? Blind people can’t hear? According to a random lady who insulted my blind friend a while ago right next to him and as she said,” you are faking it blind people can’t hear!” I have lost any faith in humanity.

[@thatdude123]

@@amondread4164 ha

[@marie.3881]

My husband is deaf (hard of hearing) and he not only drives a regular car but also has his CDL and drives a school bus. He is the safest driver I have ever met and he notices road signs and hazards before most other people do. Thanks for helping to break this stereotype!❤️

[@nathalycabrera7058]

The little montage at the beginning was adorable, great camera work!

[@SignDuoChannel]

Thanks! Worked hard on it!-E

[@ASL-vd3by]

I loved that part too!!! So awesome.

[@mariahwrites13]

I personally think there is a huge misconception about those who are deaf and cannot do certain things. That’s why I find it so fascinating that they don’t enforce deaf culture as a curriculum in education. I didn’t know anything about the deaf culture until my nephew was born. He is 100% deaf in both ears and my in-laws truly grieved about that. It wasn’t until I enrolled in college and took ASL classes and had hands on experience with the deaf culture that I realized there is nothing to grieve about those who are deaf. I’ve had the honor of being taught by different deaf professors who truly made me love the language. I now go to deaf events where I can meet others, and learn more. It’s my personal goal to be a sign language interpreter. I thank you both for putting yourselves out there for the world to see. I learned so much from both of you and the deaf community has truly brought me genuine happiness and knowledge that I couldn’t get from anywhere else. 💙

[@Faith-re1ho]

I’m in high school and I wish there was an ASL class, my grandma knows ASL and I want to learn it cause she told me a story about a deaf man in front of her and this guy was screaming at him all rudely and the deaf man kept trying to tell the guy he was deaf and my grandma stepped in to help, the guy was not listening to the mans signs some people just don’t know or care about ASL, they think not a lot of people are deaf

[@katemoon1594]

This is so beautiful. 💙💕💖 we need to support people who look out for ways to help others. 💙💕💖 Thank you so much for offering the gift of your time & practice ✌

[@kalebmyers6540]

People really upset me when they underestimate a disabled persons ability to live their daily lives. I Love this KZbin channel!!! You educate people and give love to the all disabled not just the deaf. Hope you guys get to 500k soon!!

[@patrykmurach733]

My dad is deaf, and he is driving for like 20 years. I’m very proud of him because for me he is a best driver I even know and I want to learn from him.

[@heyyouaredeadwrong8658]

When comments get disrespectful-I’m here for you ❤️

[@littlemen9917]

Same ❤️

[@roselynearroyocastillo8402]

oh i was disrespectful in my comment ): sorry(not to the youtubers just saying that when people say that deaf people cant drive is kinda stupid)

[@littlemen9917]

Roselyne Arroyo Castillo well I agree with you that people asking about deaf can’t drive Is kinda dumb

[@SignDuoChannel]

thank you for that

[@littlemen9917]

You’re very welcome

[@parkinfurkmaz2877]

As a hearing person who drives a manual, can confirm that I rarely shift gears by looking at the rpm gauge. It was helpful for maybe my first 3 to 6 months of learning, but after that it's much quicker and safer to shift based on how much the vehicle vibrates while you drive. Listening to the engine does help, but the only reason I would ever consider listening to the engine is to avoid being too loud when I'm changing gears.

[@SignDuoChannel]

Yea! I had a few manual trucks in the past and am currently converting my benz to a manual. SAVE THE MANUALS!

[@Breesayz]

I have hearing aid on my left side only and I couldn’t even hear it emergency services vehicle but I’ll follow if all the cars pull over on the right side obviously 🙄

[@SignDuoChannel]

Yeah it's obvious!

[@herox224]

Caprice Becerra I agree same with me

[@CantTameBeauty]

This is another reason why emergency vehicles have lights!

[@danielledawson926]

Yeah I’m a blue light driver and we are trained that sometimes people who don’t pull over right away could be deaf and we can change the lights to help catch attention.

[@نصيرياسين-ح5ن]

@@SignDuoChannel 9:57 is correct

[@Bacontats]

Entire time watching Ryan respond to questions: "How is he driving while he's deaf?"....."umm...with my hands..."

[@unachica20]

My man compared driving deaf to driving with really loud music. You can’t hear wats going on outside of ur car with the music so wats the difference if ur deaf and driving ?

[@claree.5407]

Exactly.

[@justsomeone5658]

except the deaf person driving is probably way better at noticing visual cues etc. ;)

[@newfoundgrace13]

music is distraction. deafness is lack thereof

[@tkdkatkdka6464]

Well it is illegal where I live to drive with two earbuds in

[@phoebemai83456]

Tkdka tkdka luckily if you wanna distract yourselves most cars have radios

[@suzyq8850]

I LOVE THIS!!! As a driving instructor in NJ I have actually been asked questions like this before so as a way to better educate myself I looked into it as well. I have had students that were partially deaf, blind in one eye, a little person & all kinds of special needs like Asperger's Syndrome and so on. People that are paraplegic can even drive too with hand controls, such an interesting world we live in and so diverse! Thank you for sharing your experience, strength and hope for all with your life stories!

ummm i dont know what kind of roads they are driving on where your horn is that important lol. I rarely have to use mine, aaaand if an emergency vehicle is approaching you can either see the lights or other cars yielding and do the same.

[@thatdude123]

@Abhay Raj that makes sense

@Abhay Raj interesting

[@Jolaine]

In my country, Colombia people use the horn as much as they use the brake sadly but yeah I don't think that's enough for them to be rude and say deaf can't drive

[@katiec8888]

I hate a horn

[@lisamo1013]

Little late, but in Austria it's technically illegal to listen to loud music and it's definitely illegal to use headphones while driving so I just assumed that deaf people have some legal challenges if they want get a license (at least those that can't hear any loud noises like sirens). Like my bf is physically disabled so his license is limited to automatic cars and he technically needs to have a footrest installed but that would probably hinder him more so he ignores the second part. I assumed it was similar for deaf people but I can't find enough info online.

[@silly_stars]

I'm nearly completely deaf in my left ear and HoH/going to lose hearing in my right ear and honestly its so much easier to learn ASL through just watching people sign in every day life than teaching myself on my own with instructional videos. This one video I've learned more than the last 10 instructional ones. I appreciate you guys!

[@tahliacox2642]

when comments get disrespectful I'm here for you- I love you I'm a fan from Australia. Don't let anyone let you down its all in YOU, you can do this just believe in yourself and you will feel better in no time.

[@SignDuoChannel]

Thank you for the support Tahlia! That really means so much to me!

[@Pilar475]

Imagine the awe shock these people must feel when they find out that paraplegics can drive. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@9.sugarandspice]

won't lie I never new they could drive before seeing drake in degrassi

[@shimeraleader]

Back when I was an able-bodied youths I actually learned how to drive from my paraplegic uncle. Had a high school teacher who was amazed by this fact and I couldn't ever understand why it was hard to believe.

[@yes3365]

0:19 Can we just take a moment to look at how cute Java is in those glasses

[@CK_love_sosa.]

Deaf people can drive!! I have a friend who’s sister is deaf and she drives all the time her best friend also helps her when she’s about to cross a railroad track. Other than that she drives and lives just well

[@IAFoodReviews]

Java got up when she “heard” the ambulance 🚑 cute doggo 💜

[@SignDuoChannel]

haha yeah she got concerned! lol

[@IAFoodReviews]

Sign Duo Haha so precious. I just realized it was a police car oppsy haha 🚔

[@midwestrebel2]

Can we point out the fact how fast he noticed the emergency vehicle ! Literally a perfect example the universe just created right there ❤

[@mogumochi]

I remember when I saw the movie “A Silent Voice” and from then on. I had a strong desire to learn sign language 💓

[@loladwyer0220]

For me, it was the show "switched at birth"

[@mythicat._exe]

Same!!

[@versasdemialma]

omg that was one of the things that motivated me too! And I just realized during the quaretine that I have a deaf nieghbor. Three houses down from me is a family. The husband and wife are deaf and they have a hearing daughter. They are a really awesome family.

[@نصيرياسين-ح5ن]

@@mythicat._exe me to

[@jessicalyle4593]

Java definitely heard at least some of those sirens! Her ears pricked up and she sat up to look around immediately when the sound started.

[@roselynearroyocastillo8402]

If someone says deaf people cant drive they are clearly stupid(not trying to be mean its just that wtf lmao)

[@littlemen9917]

True but now the answer has been granted lmao

[@roselynearroyocastillo8402]

@@littlemen9917 ikr

[@patrickstar5438]

I still haven't learned to speak Braille so just avoid blind people

[@littlemen9917]

yeah and I don’t mind. To be rude and all but that question really annoys me a lot

[@roselynearroyocastillo8402]

@@littlemen9917 yea me 2

[@mxyakxrpal1204]

Even when you’re hearing and there’s a siren, it takes a while to look around and find where it’s coming from!! 🤣

[@christianb1139]

He can drive even though he is deaf. Driving requires sight as long as he can see he is perfectly fine. Some people just need to mind their own business

[@thatdude123]

People are genuinely curious.

[@zenplus6515]

@@thatdude123 People should be curious about how to use their brain to understand the world around them. That would be helpful.

[@RosheenQuynh]

The thing they need to realize is this... They've seen a deaf driver but have they seen a blind driver? Should DRIVE the point home.

[@thatdude123]

@@zenplus6515 yeah.

[@aaron7566]

Ok exceeepptt, i ride a motorcycle, they are small and sometimes not noticeable. we use sound to get noticed so we dont *die*

[@michaellmikeyymike]

I'm HOH and I drive. I have a few friends at different levels of deafness and they drive. I never gave that a thought. I've known a couple of people blind in one eye and they drive. I've heard of people who use a wheelchair and drive. there are different levels of abilities who are perfectly able to drive or do anything else. you two are great.

[@alanirobb4667]

I'm learning ASL and when i saw your channel I subscribe I love them so mich and I'm so sorry that people are like this love y'all stay safe

[@Attabasca]

Totally agree about being able to feel the RPMs. I'm hearing, I drive a manual and while I do have a RPM gauge, I never look at it to switch gears. Obviously I also rely on listening to the car telling me when to upshift or downshift but you can also very much feel the car telling you this as well. Also, hearing people can have a hard time with sirens sometimes. When I hear a siren, I can get confused as to where it is coming from and I find myself thinking, "Wait, is that behind me, to the side, ahead?" and start looking for the lights. I mean, the siren can alert you but you still have to locate it. I've been in cars with people and we'll all be looking around! If you are deaf, I imagine you probably notice at the same time as us if not sooner, like Ryan, what direction the emergency vehicle is coming from.

[@eaglelove00]

Not to mention we also see other people pulling over. Visual cues is what most people use, hearing or not, to drive

[@aubreywheeler1447]

Who the heck dislikes a video and writes rude comments you guys are so brave and amazing for putting yourselves out there. You guys are amazing!!!!!!!! I love you guys don't ever stop being you!

[@angelaresko3859]

Absolutely love your channel! It totally has inspired me to learn ASL ❤️

[@myyarnfun]

I more and more admire you! This video was so funny and interesting! I guess we all can only learn from you, in so many different ways. Thank you for making even two parts!! I've got my own drivers licence only a few months ago and to be honest, I don't trust my hearing senses too much. I've even switched off the car radio, just in case a song or news on it, could bring me up from the actual driving. And most accidents happen because one doesn't SEE someone/something, or because the distance two drivers kept from each other was too small, or someone drove too fast, too slow. Nothing of this has to do with hearing!!

[@stephenjhopson]

Tell them there are deaf pilots (like myself!) - see how shocked those people will be! Deaf people can do anything except hear!

[@masterjedifunkolobstah4836]

How do you communicate with air traffic control? Don't you need to be able to hear them talk to you over the radio? Honest question, as I'm not a pilot and don't know what other comm systems are available to pilots.

[@unknownmua]

yes people usually shocked to hear your deaf and still accomplishing goals and doing normal things hearing people can me being half deaf some deaf people can still hear like me just not as good as normal fully hearing people we can do anything we set our minds to and I know being deaf some places will not let us work there I have seen it on tv just means we find somewhere who will or start our own company we can do anything a hearing person can we just do it differently

[@ChloeLouiseeB]

Just came to say hello fellow deaf pilot 👋🏼

[@ChloeLouiseeB]

@@masterjedifunkolobstah4836 in my case, I’m not profoundly deaf, I can hear ATC through my headset better than I can hear a person standing next to me in a store trying to talk to me. There is a guy at my club who is profoundly deaf, the club used to use a light system for him to clear him for take off and landing, he flew VFR, so he didn’t need to communicate with controllers in the air (he had to avoid restricted/controlled airspace obviously). The rules got changed and he still flies but he now has to have someone sat beside him to use the radio on his behalf while he flies.

[@rlly3497]

@@masterjedifunkolobstah4836 theres a device called a screen and reading

[@Thisfordreams]

You guys have great content. I love watching these. It's educational for me especially because I'm Dutch too. The language barrier Dutch-Englisch and ASL make this a great learning experience for me. I'm actually trying to watch it without subtitles too to figure out if I can understand what Ryan is trying to say. And I'm suprised how much I can understand watching his face expressions, moving lips and hand gestures. Thank you guys!

[@citris_mario5224]

Ryan: hi I'm Ryan I like cars and my dog (doesn't mention girlfriend)

[@minecraftafterlifeserver8312]

That’s because he doesn’t like his girlfriend... He LOVES her

[@aresjupiter847]

LMAO

[@jenicaparr1856]

It never occurred to me that being deaf would effect driving. Even after reading so many peoples opinions, mine hasn't changed. I have learned so much from you guys, including the majority of sign language. Thank you so much and continue whatever you are doing.

[@aleyajulias6435]

That one comment that says he can't see.............. he's deaf, not blind. Some people seriously know nothing.

[@helenalexander5140]

Right I just made a comment explaining what deaf and blind meant which I thought I would never have to do because I thought everyone knew the difference.

[@dolphinxiah]

Seriously I respect them for having high EQ and understanding to the person asking "how can he drive when he cant see". Even it looks funny as it seems (like a troll question), they answered it perfectly by giving clear definition on blind and deaf. Assuming that person mixed up or genuinely do not know the difference. Kudos to them! Education channel indeed without prejudice

[@thedeadman1808]

10:08 The dog literally stood up and were thinking Oh no.. They found me..😱

[@chrisghazaleh7152]

I love how Ryan does the sign language to us viewers. It really makes me feel so comfortable with him i feel like were a family omg.

[@Jamie.0187]

Lmao someone said “He shouldn’t be driving if he can’t see” haha

[@margaretarchibald5441]

the vibration part is so cool. if anything, knowing you could potentially not hear something just makes you a safer driver- we probably take our hearing for granted in an unsafe way

[@mdzikri1]

Im indonesian, my sister is deaf and i can sign, actually i can understand what ryan was saying because the alphabet and some words sign are same especially the alphabet sign, in indonesia there are 2 different signs system, the same one with ASL is called SIBI but it's unofficial because a lot of deaf and hearing people always misunderstand when they are signed, so we change to the new system called BISINDO, but in some school they still teach SIBI sign system instead of BISINDO. I can sign them both, i still learn english and not only the english language but the ASL too. PS: Sorry for my bad english

[@NXMWILA]

I love the openness of this channel as it really sheds light on so many misconceptions about deaf people! Also - Ryan in the thumbnail looks so done with these kind of questions 😂 P.s the montage at the beginning is so lovely and it’s clear you put your time into it. Loved the video!!

[@Lemon-ch1ch]

But my friend is deaf and he drives.... Also i love your videos.

[@livelymydude7413]

My cousin is deaf and she will soon drive

[@Lemon-ch1ch]

lively my dude nice.

[@jerryferreira8960]

Had to add that here in Rhode Island, hearing drivers don't pay attention to emergency vehicles. I heard one and stopped at a green light and I thought that the driver in back of me was going ram right through me.

[@xbluepuffxx_x3656]

I think they could drive I mean, the only thing is honking. I love you guys!

[@littlemen9917]

That the problem is honking XD

[@ArgielynMario]

Thank you for opening new perspective to us, who's able. Thank you for making us understand way better how deaf community feel and is going through in this society we're currently in. It was just like, you opened a portal to us. Continue making videos and speaking for the others. Love from the Phillippines.

[@shanescully1259]

Are people really that ignorant?! Driving is based like 95% on what you see. 🤣 I guarantee the same people who asked how Ryan can drive if he's deaf are the same people that drive around blasting music at full volume and therefore don't hear much of anything outside their own car either. I'm hearing and if I have the windows up and the radio on I often dont hear sirens until they're pretty close anyway. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@OzoneGamerStation]

Very passive aggressive. But people are genuinely curious and ask legitimate questions.

[@thatdude123]

@@OzoneGamerStation yup

[@zenplus6515]

@@OzoneGamerStation This isn't legit. It's like a five year old asking a black person if he is made of chocolate. It's not logical.

[@antmess9789]

@@zenplus6515 Actually it is a legitimate question. There are laws that specifically say you can't have your radio too loud (although many people break this law). There are laws saying you cannot wear headphones or earbuds while driving. The laws clearly hint that most people must be able to hear and see while driving. Therefore the question is definitely legit (though many people worded it very poorly). The problem is people don't understand the heightened visual sense. He is deaf always, so his sense of vision is heightened. With long enough practice he can drive with sight alone with little to no more difficulty than everyone else. To everyone else who isn't, they don't have a heightened visual sense while listen to music. Plus the music is an additional auditory distraction.

[@zenplus6515]

@@antmess9789 It's the distraction that's the problem, not hearing. Honking horns are more distracting than useful on the road. That's all the listening one could argue is necessary. Ppl need to research, reason and empathize and stop putting the burden of education on others.

[@andresmunoz6314]

I decided to joint my ASL class in college and watching your videos it’s just amazing. I’ve learned a lot of signs and watching you guys I learn more, it’s really helpful when you talk and sign at the same time because I identify new and old signs. Thank you guys for your dedication on your videos!

[@omaraguilar1433]

I am deaf and I drive a jeep and I go off-roading a lot and also I ride a motorcycle too.... and also I am a forklift operator for Beer company name Millers. I can do anything except HEAR.

[@louislouislouis28]

Jojo Momo is that an issue for you?

[@louislouislouis28]

Jojo Momo what would be the problem if he was?

[@omaraguilar1433]

@Jojo Momo no I am not a muslim and what make you think of that?

[@emzieedwards897]

You are Hilarious! Thank you for your comment, you made me laugh! Obviously the only thing you cant do is Hear, why anyone thinks otherwise is beyond me.

[@نصيرياسين-ح5ن]

@@omaraguilar1433 where is the reply ?

[@beckisheppard8638]

FUN FACT: So my Deaf sign language teacher (in England), told me years and years ago she used to have a device on the dash board that would flash when it picked up noises of sirens BUT she and most of her Deaf friends stopped using them here as burglars would looks for these devices people's cars and then realise they are deaf and break into their homes at night. I've had people ask me this question before and I'm like yeah of course Deaf people have eyes and I read an artical once and statistics show Deaf people have less accidents than hearing people so technically Deaf people better drivers 👍🤟

[@Ca_1021]

I can't believe people would say this is unsafe. People drive with their music cranked, phone in hand, eat at the wheel, etc. Glad you guys addressed this question! also congrats on the sponsorship. x

[@iBreatheDanc3]

Thank you for educating us on culture, perspective, inclusivity! You two are hilarious and fun to keep up with - alsoooooo, will you be selling merch (shirts, jackets, etc.) soon? Would LOVE to support your platform and rep the Sign Fam! Stay safe and take care

[@ASL-vd3by]

Christian Saludez I cant wait for them to start selling again! The last hoodie I bought is super comfy and my daughter is always trying to take it away to use! 😂

[@SignDuoChannel]

Thank you so much! We do have the hoodies back if you want one. 😊[ www.signduo.com ]

[@ASL-vd3by]

Sign Duo I’m going to check out which colors are available. 👏🏼😊

[@CW-vi2vp]

This has to be my favourite KZbin channel by far because its so interesting and relaxing to watch

[@tcb_666]

"Hi, my name is Ryan... and I like cars." Me: "alrighty gotta add another person to my list of people I want as friends..." Seriously though, let's chat! What's your whip? What mods have you done? Are you a Domestic, Euro, or JDM guy? Grip, Drag, Drift, etc.? 🙏🏾😂

[@SignDuoChannel]

Yo! hahaha. My whip is a 1999 mercedes c43. I've swapped an 5.5 V8 from a 1999 E55 into my c43. Right now I am custom fitting a 6 speed manual in it, i am planning on track/drift. also my IG is ryalx if you have one too.

[@tcb_666]

@@SignDuoChannel Sick! Just followed you. I wish you well on your build; may you never deal with a lost 10mm 😂🤙🏾

[@shylow8269]

Im so lost

[@mia-saraking5479]

They speaking another language here XD

[@نصيرياسين-ح5ن]

@@SignDuoChannel wow nice car

[@rvank8037]

I'm late, but here was my thought about the sirens. I'm hearing, but hearing a siren is only helpful to alert me that an ambulance is coming. I still often don't know where it's coming from until I see it. A deaf driver sees it at the same time or perhaps sooner than I do. So it's probably equal timing for the hearing and deaf drivers finding the ambulance.

[@reneii5322]

For the last times, y’all can leave that poor man alone, he’s doing what he wants. Say it again and I’ll come at you! (I’m deaf too)

[@reinamcdermott5482]

i find it really interesting to watch videos like these because my mom and I are both losing our hearing and it helps me know that it won't be that bad, I'll learn and grow with it.

I'm just worried as he keeps taking his hands off the steering wheel.

[@purplecandicoated]

I love how you can see her affection in the shots she took of Ryan 🤗

[@wyrms]

This seems like an odd question to me... i mean if hearing was so so important while driving then why would radios be allowed in cars. Some people listen to their music so loud while driving that you can hear it crystal clear while sitting in your own car.

[@professorsnailz2596]

It makes me so sad that people aren’t educated about the Deaf community, especially with something as simple as driving. I mean there were SO many people man... I’m glad that you two are able to explain it because I know you have a large amount people that are hearing. I hope people are as willing to learn as you are to answer questions about it!☺️☺️

[@Camila-qm1vu]

0:28 clip: *exists* Every dad in a 10 mile radius: *HI DEAF IM DAD*

[@cwest496]

I am deaf and have been driving for 50 years. No tickets or accidents. You just need to pay attention :) Enjoy your videos!

[@jennl.444]

My dad is deaf and drives perfectly fine 😑idk

[@bobbicatton]

I'm currently teaching my son how to drive and am always pointing out visual cues such as spotting a distracted driver, and he is very in tune with recognising visually when something isn't right. Being aware enough to SEE something and know how to react is what really matters. Many people drive distracted or with loud music playing, so a deaf driver has the potential to be more attentive.

[@awip121]

this annoys me, of course deaf people can drive that's like thinking blind people can't pass a hearing test

[@masterjedifunkolobstah4836]

Unless the person was blind and deaf like Hellen Keller.

[@georgealderson4424]

No one should rely on blowing their horn to be noticed unless there is a problem. Some people seem to think that honking it is the main feature of driving! Ryan is quite clearly an excellent driver and maybe he could be a classroom driving instructor. A lot of people could learn a lot from him. Blessings and peace and a very Happy Easter, Duo!

[@livelymydude7413]

It's not fair that people say others can't do things just because they have a "disability"

[@QuantumEffectResidue]

This is great; educating the public on things they normally would not learn. Great job guys! With that said, is it just me or does this guy look like Matt Damon? I think so. He really does.

[@myiadandle2912]

Many people deaf while driving and he can drive great boy

[@SignDuoChannel]

Thanks Myia!

[@myiadandle2912]

Hey good afternoon sign duo

[@rachelt5687]

Ryan, thanks for being so good/patient about these questions. Some are ridiculous.

[@Contheidiot]

This is like the 10 KZbinr who was sponsored by Epic Games for house party. Wow Epic games really wants people to downlowd it

[@sweetlikekelli]

I usually focus on you guys during the video but I got lowkey excited when I saw the background while the q&a/driving part and recognized everything on the street in Orange.. That donut place is my favorite!!

[@soumynonareverse7807]

I noticed your dog reacting to that sirene which made me wonder: do you see him in your mirror? If so, can he help you to notice things earlier than you would when he wasn't there?

[@pokaay3163]

well the dog is deaf too, and I'm not speaking for them but I think they'd rather rely on themselves than a dog who has no idea what's happening.

[@duduG89]

I can hear only by one ear and I am going to learn Libras, it's our sign language here in Brazil. I am kinda excited to learn and see if there's a difference between ASL and Libras. You guys are cool! Hugs

[@rebeccagunderson7417]

I know he can drive the same as a hearing person, but does that count when he is talking with Ellen? He has to look away from the road a lot in order to follow a conversation, as well as take his hand away from the wheel, is that more dangerous for them to be talking?

[@Paperhuman15]

He’s a safer driver than most of the people on this earth, he’s hyper aware and checking mirrors. Good on you brother! Don’t let this stop you

[@tirzatrash9726]

people be thinking deaf is the same as blind and wow what ???

[@dawnesmith-sliming7004]

Huge props for having patience with these sorts of questions. I hope it helps other people to learn and expand their thinking.

[@user-wo7rp6bc6t]

Where these people comes up with these dumb question? Driving is all about visual.

[@therestiveone7369]

Totally agree with the extra senses. When my (ex)husband tried to teach me to drive a manual, I was hopeless because I was following his instructions down to the letter. The moment I relaxed and allowed myself to feel the engine ad respond when it "felt right", my driving smoothed out incredibly! Thanks for the great videos!

[@lovelyjacklie7590]

I have a question, what is look like when Ryan did experience as a driving test it is hearing teacher or deaf?

[@ak5659]

LovelyJacklie ..... I've met several Deaf driver's ed teachers. They do exist.

[@artman3]

Wow. I'm very new to this channel because this video was just recommended to me. Driving is more of a visual thing than a hearing thing. To the people that are shook by him driving: Why is there a stop light? Why do police sirens have lights? Why do cars have turn signals? Why is there signs? Do drive blind folded? (I think that you would hit a tree, a car, or a person if you do)

[@audreyyjettee]

Do you have any tips for fluent finger spelling? I always get tripped up when I try to do it faster 💖

[@SignDuoChannel]

Practice fingerspelling this over and over, you'll have the ABC's down in NO TIME! The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog

[@audreyyjettee]

Sign Duo ahhh tysm this will definitely help!!

[@aubreywheeler1447]

@@SignDuoChannel Can you guys please do a lesson on basic sign language i feel like i would learn much better from you guys?

[@johnnytieszen]

Their is no S in the saying it should be the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs

[@kaylariggs5188]

Just started the video but I feel like if you're deaf you should definitely have a sticker in your window that says deaf driver this way if there is a danger a person behind will know to flash their blinkers at you or use a different signal other than honking to warn you!!

[@SS-gh5xd]

Never in life did I ever wonder if deaf people could drive. This question has me dumbfounded 😳

[@helenalexander5140]

Omg same

[@gabriellelueck9592]

Those kinds of comments seem really rude to me, but the fact that you guys pretty much took them seriously and answered them really speaks to the kind of people you are: humble, kind, and genuine.

[@laferteee]

You two are the best couple eveeer 💗

[@SignDuoChannel]

[@alysajasmine9871]

Can we just give props to Ryan and how calm he is while answering these questions? As a CODA I get a lot of these types of questions because my parents are deaf and sometimes I get a little heated if someone asks me these questions.

[@ThatGuyChey]

Ok im gonna be honest i chuckled a little bit when she did the sign for “India” 😂 im not being racist just didn’t expect it! Lol