අස්සයා පිටේ , බුරුව පිටේ වගේ යන්න පුලුවන් ද හෙළුවෙන් ?
In Sri Lanka, there is no specific law mandating that drivers must wear a shirt or other upper-body clothing while operating a vehicle. The Motor Traffic Act and its amendments do not address attire requirements for drivers.
However, it's important to consider cultural norms and general safety practices. Driving without a shirt may be viewed as inappropriate or disrespectful in Sri Lankan society. Additionally, wearing proper attire while driving can offer protection in case of an accident.
Therefore, while not legally required, it is advisable to wear appropriate clothing, including a shirt, when driving in Sri Lanka to align with cultural expectations and enhance personal safety.
අනේ හුකනවා දාල එහෙම rule එකක් නැද්ද ? ඔහොම දෙයක් මිට කලින් කතා වෙලා තියනවා නේ මම. ඊට පස්සෙනේ මම shirt එක අදින්නේ නැතිව ගමේ car එක අරන් යන එක නැවැත්තු වේ. illusion
