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Meta smart glasses behind the wheel: Are they legal in your state, and who pays after a crash?

Daily use of Meta’s smart glasses has tripled, and lawyers say crash liability may still fall on drivers, insurers or employers.

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Meta’s display-equipped smart glasses can do more than take photos and play music. At its annual Connect conference in late September, the company expanded availability of its Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses, which feature a small screen inside the right lens, and cost $799 in the U.S. It also announced features such as phone notifications displayed on the glasses’ screen.

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Meta smart glasses behind the wheel: Are they legal in your state, and who pays after a crash?

The Capital Law Firm reports that Meta's smart glasses raise legal questions for drivers, as laws vary by state regarding their use while driving, affecting liability in crashes.

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Tucson broke the news in Tucson, United States on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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